DU to set up two control rooms to check ragging
Delhi University is implementing new anti-ragging measures, including the establishment of control rooms, ahead of the upcoming academic session. The university has also warned students against using AI to alter admission documents, citing an increase in fraudulent submissions.
Why it matters
This reflects the growing challenge of academic integrity in the age of generative AI and the university's proactive stance on student safety.
Delhi University on Monday announced several anti-ragging initiatives, including setting up two joint control rooms to monitor violations, ahead of the new academic session. It also issued an advisory cautioning students against tampering with their admission documents through AI.
As of Monday evening, a total of 45,316 candidates had confirmed their admissions by paying the requisite fees, the university said, adding that the window to accept applications and pay fees will close at 11.59 p.m. on Tuesday. The second list will be released on July 25, and the session will commence on July 28.
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