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Poster Making Competition on “Anti-Ragging Awareness
The Department of CSE (Cyber Security), through the Cyber Security Engineers Association (CYSEA), organized an Anti-Ragging Poster Making Competition at Finolex Academy of Management and Technology on 24 August 2026. The initiative was designed to spread awareness about the harmful effects of ragging and to encourage students to contribute towards a safe, respectful and inclusive campus environment.
The event was aligned with SDG-16, emphasizing peace, justice and strong institutions. Students were encouraged to express the message creatively through posters. The central message promoted by the event was the creation of a campus where respect rules and ragging is zero. Participants were invited to prepare creative and impactful posters conveying awareness against ragging. The posters were intended to communicate positive messages related to respect, empathy, safety, togetherness and responsible student behaviour. The activity used visual communication as a means of engaging students with an important campus-safety issue.
A total of 9 students participated in the competition. The submitted posters were evaluated by Prof. Sachin Mestry, Department of Mechanical Engineering, FAMT. The evaluation considered creativity, thematic relevance, clarity of the message and overall impact in communicating anti-ragging awareness. As announced in the event poster, prizes and certificates were to be awarded to the most creative, impactful and outstanding entries. Miss. Umaima Arif Haju (1st Year MCA) was awarded with 1st prize in the competition.
The competition provided an engaging way to communicate the anti-ragging message to the student community. By combining creativity with social awareness, the initiative encouraged students to reflect on their responsibility towards one another and the importance of maintaining a safe and respectful campus.
The Anti-Ragging Poster Making Competition was a meaningful awareness initiative aimed at strengthening the culture of respect, empathy and safety at FAMT. The activity provided students with an opportunity to use creativity for a socially important cause and reinforced the message that ragging should have no place in an educational institution. Such student-led initiatives can contribute significantly to building a peaceful, inclusive and responsible campus community.
The competition was successfully organized under the guidance of Hon. Principal Dr. Kaushal Prasad sir, Hon. Vice Principal Dr. Milind Yadav sir and Hon. HOD Dr. Geetanjali Sawant Madam.
