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The ‘fun’ that isn’t funny: How ragging leaves lasting scars

Despite laws and awareness campaigns, ragging persists in educational institutions, often dismissed as tradition. However, its impact on victims is severe, leading to emotional distress, trauma, and even tragic outcomes. Universities should be havens for growth, not fear. Embracing empathy and respect is crucial to creating safe campuses where all students can thrive and reach their full potential.

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