Damisetty Srinivasa Naidu’s DBSIT follows the Andhra Pradesh Prohibition of Ragging Act, 1997 in letter and spirit. Ragging is banned not only by DBSIT, but it is also banned by the Supreme Court of India. Accordingly, DBSIT takes a stern view of any and all acts of ragging and takes stringent action against the perpetrators. With a view to discourage, prevent and pre-empt acts of ragging, DBSIT has several measures in place. These include:
Anti-ragging posters displayed on:
- The main notice board
- All departmental notice boards
- Hostels & Dining halls
- Library, canteen and other prominent places on campus
- Anti-ragging committees comprising for each block of hostels
- Anti-ragging committees for monitoring the welfare of fresh students outside the campus
- Every student also gives a formal undertaking not to indulge in any ragging
- Faculty Counsellors – One faculty for every 20 students
- Faculties at Department Level
- Committee members for spot-checking outside the campus
- Boys’ Hostel
- Girls’ Hostel
- Buses
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