how can we save children from getting ragged?

Question

laws r there to protect. but in the name of asking name and as a method to get out from shyness,the seniors harass the 1st years. how can we avoid it? complaints make no effects. it make the things worse

Answer 1

first years will always get ragged, just ride with it for a year and then sigh with relief when the new first years come in next year. If the ragging is too much to bear you need to report it - complaining to the seniors wont help, you are right, but reporting it will help.

Answer 2

I know of two children who actually died from ragging gone bad. This has to be addressed and challenged by the Administration as well as the Parents. Perhaps getting the Police involved to come to the Institution and warn that arrests can and will be made could be a deterrent. It's high time this utter rubbish be put to an end.

Answer 3

Psychiatrists claim that ragging, which borders on harassment, leaves an indelible mark on the psyche of the victim. Vouching for this is a senior member of the Delhi University, who having experienced the worst, still shudders at the thought

Answer 4

Two brothers in HS. Junior is a bookworm and still gets harassed. Freshman is athletic, but the key is confidant.

Help a young student to have self confidence and he\she won't be bothered as much.

Answer 5

That's how it's always been - seniors harassing freshmen. Perhaps if such a generation of wimps hadn't been created, you wouldn't be whining about it. This was a way of life when I was that age. Granted, I already had an in when I was an underclassman as my brother was such the ladies' man.

Answer 6

I suggest you make and sell T-shirts that read
BE REASONABLE SPAY OR NEUTER YOUR BULLYS
on the back maybe don't make me do it.Ha not really
on the back part

our society continues to actually enjoy this whole aggressive life value, it in the end has earned us a status as most hated nation. We need a form of public protest that says we are really tired of this being a continuing life style.

Answer 7

one shud b highly confident.&ragging is no harm. u just need 2 b frndly wid ur seniors.but this also does not mean dat u 4get ur self respect,if they ask u 2 do smthing dat u r not comfortable wid,dont do that.
practice wen alone 2walk sraight,chest out ,little smile on face
come on u know u r d best

Answer 8

the best way is ----- Ask your ward / child not to rag his or her juniors when he or she becomes a senior in next year . Ultimately ragging will die out .

Answer 9

I don't understand. What is ragged???