Introduction

The OBC (Other Backward Classes) Committee is a dedicated body established to address and advocate for the rights and well-being of students, faculty, and staff belonging to Other Backward Classes within the college. The committee serves as a platform for addressing issues related to social discrimination, promoting inclusivity, and creating a supportive and equitable environment for all members of the college community. Our aim is to empower and uplift individuals from marginalized communities, raise awareness about their concerns, and provide support and guidance to ensure their holistic development.

Objective

The primary objective of the OBC Committee is to promote social equality, prevent discrimination, and address issues related to the welfare, dignity, and rights of students, faculty, and staff belonging to Other Backward Classes within the college campus. The committee aims to create an inclusive and nurturing environment where individuals from marginalized backgrounds can thrive, excel, and contribute to the overall academic and social fabric of the institution.

Roles and Responsibilities

• To provide a platform for students, faculty, and staff belonging to OBC communities to voice their concerns, seek redressal, and receive support related to social discrimination and other issues they may face.
• To organize awareness programs, workshops, and seminars on topics such as social equality, diversity, inclusion, and career development for individuals from OBC communities.
• To address complaints or grievances related to discrimination, harassment, or any form of misconduct through a fair and confidential process.
• To collaborate with relevant authorities and organizations to ensure the implementation of policies and initiatives aimed at promoting the welfare of individuals from OBC communities within the college.
• To offer counselling and guidance services to students, faculty, and staff from OBC communities on personal, academic, and professional matters.
• To conduct outreach programs and initiatives that promote empowerment, leadership development, and career advancement opportunities for individuals from OBC communities.
• To maintain a supportive and inclusive environment that encourages the participation and contribution of individuals from OBC communities in all aspects of college life.
• To monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of policies and initiatives related to OBC welfare within the college and recommend improvements as necessary.

By fulfilling these roles and responsibilities, the OBC Committee plays a crucial role in advocating for social equality, supporting the well-being of individuals from marginalized communities, and fostering a respectful and inclusive college community.