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Chhattisgarh to be stern against ragging

Raipur: Proposing stern steps to curb ragging in Chhattisgarh, the State Government has decided to cancel the affiliation of colleges where such incidents are reported besides taking criminal action against the institute head, official sources said on Thursday. The State Government has issued directives in this regard to all State-run, private and autonomous colleges in the State –PTI

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