Internal Complaints Committee
- Anti-Ragging Cell
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Cyber Crime
Redressal Committee - CASH
- Anti-Drug Cell
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Students & Staff
Grievance Redressal Committee - Womens Cell
Ragging is a punishable offence. The offence of Ragging is not only punishable under sec. 116 of the Karnataka Education Act, but also under various sections of the Indian Penal Code.
- Ragging is a social menace and is strictly prohibited in the college, hostels, playground and other premises of the college
- Ragging is a systematized form of Human Rights abuse
- Extreme harassment, creating terror in the minds, and even physical torture of fresh students under the guise of ‘Campus Orientation’ and ‘College tradition’ is called ragging
Students involved in such obnoxious practices will be liable for rustication, dismissal and expulsion from the college, in addition to prosecution before the criminal courts. Ragging offences may also be stamped on academic transcripts and Marks Cards. We hold a Zero Tolerance Policy against ragging of any sort.
If you are a victim or a witness to a ragging incident, you must immediately report the incident to the authorities, a member of the Anti-Ragging Committee or a Faculty Member.
Anti - Ragging Cell Members
- Ms. Sumita Kumar
Department of Business Studies - Ms. Aabharana
Department of Psychology - Ms. Sumita Kumar
Co-ordinator,Dept. of Business Studies - Ms. G S Shylashree
Dept. of Psychology - Ms. Shubha Prakash
Dept. of Life Science
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The Cyber Crime Redressal Committee addresses anti-social activities carried out by means of computers or the internet.
Confidentiality Will Be Maintained
The objective of the committee is to coordinate various efforts pertaining to Cyber Crime Prevention and Regulation on campus
The government of India enacted a special regulation to curb bullying at higher education institutions – “UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Education Institutions, 2009”. A student may also have criminal liability under different sections of the criminal procedure code of India.
Stop Cyber Crime
Students involved in such obnoxious practices will be liable for rustication, dismissal and expulsion from the college, in addition to prosecution before the criminal courts. Cyber Crime offences may also be stamped on academic transcripts and Marks Cards. We hold a Zero Tolerance Policy against Cyber Crime of any sort.
Some Golden Rules to be followed when you’re online
- Don’t give out your personal information
- Don’t send pictures of yourself to anyone
- Don’t open emails or attachments from people you don’t know
- Don’t become online ‘friends’ with people you don’t know
- Think before you post. Remember, once it’s said, the web is fed!
Cyber Crime Redressal Committee Members
- Ms. Shaila Mary J
Co-ordinator,Dept. of MCA - Ms. Meenakshi Dinesh
Dept. of Commerce - Mr. Deepak P
Dept. of Zoology - Ms. Sophia Shalini G B
Dept. of Mathematics
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Sexual Harassment is a punishable offense. At Mount Carmel College, we have a Zero Tolerance Policy towards harassment of any kind.
What to do in case of an incident?
Report the incident to your superior, Head of the Department, or register a complaint with the ‘Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CASH)’
A complaint of discrimination or sexual harassment may be lodged by the victim or a third party. A written complaint may be addressed to the Coordinator of the Committee or a Committee Member.
The Committee deals with issues relating to sexual harassment at Mount Carmel College. It is applicable to all students, staff, and faculty.
Here is a representative list of Unwelcome Acts that can be seen as sexual harassment:
Physical contact and advances
- Demand or request for sexual favours
- Sexually coloured remarks
- Showing pornography
- Any other unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of a sexual nature. (Vaisakha judgment by Supreme Court)
- Any other unwelcome physical, verbal or non-verbal conduct of a sexual nature. (Vaisakha judgment by Supreme Court)
Harassment is legally defined as inappropriate conduct/discrimination based on:
- Gender
- Colour
- National Origin
- Race
- Religion
- Citizenship
- Disability
Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CASH) Members
- Dr. Hamsa N,
Co-ordinator,Dept. of Psychology - Dr. S Raj Kumar
Dept. of Business Studies - Ms. Sindhu David
Counsellor
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The excessive use of narcotics within and outside educational institutions has become a serious concern nowadays. Drug dealers target students both as carriers as well as clients. The cell aims at working to eradicate this menace by arranging awareness programs to make the students aware of the strong legal force working against narcotics and inculcate respect towards and the Indian judiciary.
Above the Influence; Be Under Your Own Influence! Just Say No! Users Are Losers!
Objectives of the Anti-Drug Cell
- To spread awareness and ensure a drug/substance free campus
- To engage the students in anti-drug activities and educate them about the ill-effects
- To motivate students to become volunteers of anti-drug activities in their lives
- To ensure no sale of drugs or alcohol occurs within the college premises
Anti-Drug Cell Committee Members
- Dr. Sindhu Anoop
Co-ordinator,Dept. of Biotechnology - Ms. Shylashree G S
Dept. of Psychology - Dr. V Padma
Dept. of Nutrition & Dietetics
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This Cell has been constituted to act as a link between students and staff and management in order to address the problems of students, both academic and otherwise during their time in the institution.
The objectives of the Committee
- To give a fair and thorough hearing to complainants
- To provide advice and assistance to students who face problems
- To ensure smooth communication and effective solutions
- To maintain confidentiality, where required
Students Grievance Redressal Committee Members
- Dr. Charmaine Jerome
Vice Principal - Ms. Vijaya Caroline W,
Redressal Officer, Department of Commerce - Dr. K Mary Dolly ,
Dept. of Physical Education - Ms. Rufina Sujatha K G,
Dept. of Zoology
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grievancestudents@mccblr.edu.in
Staff Grievance Redressal Committee Members
- Dr. Charmaine Jerome
Vice Principal - Ms. Claramma Thomas V,
Redressal Officer, Department of Physics - Dr. George Lekha ,
Dept. of Botany
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Proposed Activities
- Events during Fresher’s Day, Cul-Week, Cul-Ah and Humanities Fest
- Conduct workshops on Green Menstruation, Hygiene, Women-Centered Issues
- Women’s Day celebration on 8th March
- Pad donation campaign that includes installation of working pad dispensers in the washroom
- Events and Talks on breaking stereotypes
Co-ordinators
- Ms. Soumya Ram
- Ms. Trina Banerjee
Secretaries
- Saranya Banerjee
- Prerna Badepally