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The UGC Committee typically refers to a committee under the University Grants Commission (UGC), which is a statutory body in India responsible for coordinating, determining, and maintaining standards of higher education.

Here are some key points depending on what you’re referring to:

1. UGC Standing Committees

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To ensure a drug- free campus by imposing a total ban on the possession or consumption or use of drugs and alcohol by students of the college, within or outside the campus/hostels.
An SC/ST Committee is a designated group, typically within educational institutions, established to support and empower Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) students and staff by ensuring their welfare, addressing grievances, promoting government schemes, and fostering an inclusive, discrimination-free environment. Its primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and interests of these communities and facilitate their academic and personal success.
A women’s grievance committee, also known as a Women’s Grievance Redressal Cell or Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), is an institutional body designed to address and resolve complaints filed by women employees and students concerning issues like sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and other personal or professional problems. The primary purpose is to ensure a safe, healthy, and supportive environment by providing a platform for women to voice their concerns, receive support, and have their complaints handled with confidentiality and fairness.
The UGC Anti-Ragging Committee is headed by the Head of the institution, such as the Director or Provost, to oversee and implement the University Grants Commission’s regulations on preventing and eliminating ragging in higher educational institutions. Its primary functions include monitoring anti-ragging activities, managing the activities of the Anti-Ragging Squad, and ensuring strict compliance with anti-ragging rules by all students and staff.
A UGC Incubation Cell committee (or Institution’s Innovation Council, or E-Cell) is a body within higher education institutions, supported by the University Grants Commission (UGC), that focuses on fostering innovation and entrepreneurship among students and faculty. Its primary purpose is to create an eco-system within the campus that nurtures new ideas, transforms them into viable ventures, and provides a platform for students and staff to develop their entrepreneurial skills, ultimately creating job creators rather than just job seekers.

A UGC Intellectual Property Rights committee is a body within an educational institution that deals with intellectual property (IP), such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks, for faculty, researchers, and students. Its mission is to foster creativity by teaching individuals about intellectual property, assisting with the protection and commercialization of creations, and promoting institutional policies for effective IP management.

The UGC e-Samadhan Portal is a single, centralized online portal for filing, tracking, and resolving grievances, feedback, and inquiries about higher education in India. The University Grants Commission (UGC) launched it, which consolidates different grievance redressal channels into a single 24×7 system, offering a time-bound process for resolution while also promoting openness and accountability in higher education.
An Alumni Association is an organization for former students (alumni) of a specific school, college, or university, created to foster a lasting connection between the institution and its graduates. These associations organize events, provide networking opportunities, raise funds, and offer career support to alumni while also supporting the alma mater’s broader goals, such as providing scholarships and improving facilities.

A Discipline Committee is a body within an organization, typically a school or college, responsible for ensuring students adhere to rules and codes of conduct, promoting good behavior, and investigating and adjudicating breaches of discipline through fair and transparent processes. Its main functions include preventing misconduct, educating students on their responsibilities, conducting fair hearings, and applying appropriate disciplinary actions for violations.

A Student Grievance Redressal Cell is a committee within an educational institution that receives, registers, and resolves student complaints related to academic, administrative, or other concerns. Its objective is to create a fair and transparent academic environment by providing a mechanism for students to voice their issues, such as problems with courses, facilities, or campus life, without fear of victimization.

Ensuring holistic development of teachers and learners with the inculcation of ethics and human values as enshrined in Indian culture, and familiarizing them with the Indian Knowledge System (Bharatiya Gyan Parampara).

A Sexual Harassment Committee, often an Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), is a body within an organization, such as a workplace or educational institution, established under laws like India’s Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013. Its role is to receive, investigate, and address complaints of sexual harassment by observing the principles of natural justice and ensuring a secure environment for employees and women. The ICC is mandated to ensure fair process, provide redressal, and maintain confidentiality while investigating allegations of sexual harassment.

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