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Kerala Introduces Anonymous Campus Complaint App and Science Centres
TL;DR
- Kerala plans to establish 300 science centres to reach 15 lakh young people.
- A new mobile app will allow students to make anonymous campus complaints.
- The initiatives are scheduled for inauguration by Chief Minister V D Satheesan.
The government of Kerala is set to launch a mobile application enabling students to submit anonymous reports regarding ragging and other campus difficulties. Named after J S Sidharthan, the Siddharth Student Welfare App allows confidential audio recordings to alert authorities about safety concerns.
Additionally, the state announced the creation of 300 centres intended to foster scientific awareness, humanism, and inquiry among 15 lakh youth. The awareness program includes handbooks, video reels, and online courses developed with C-DIT.
State officials stated that a draft of the Siddharth Anti-Ragging Act is under review to establish a legal framework and a state anti-ragging commission. Authorities will also release a Student Aspiration Survey to evaluate the expectations of individuals in higher education.
Why It Matters
This development highlights regional administrative measures aimed at higher education safety and scientific awareness in India, which is of interest to readers tracking educational policy and student welfare reforms.
Nov 3, 2026 · Updated 11/4/2026, 5:15:29 AM · Reported with: NDTV, The Indian Express
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