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Mocking Of Classmates Prevalent Among 38% Of JK students: MoE
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|AUGUST 16, 2025 ISSUE
SRINAGAR: In Jammu and Kashmir at least 38 percent of school students are reportedly being mocked by their classmates—thus raising a question on functioning of anti-ragging cells in educational institutes.
According to the official document from the Ministry of Education (MOE) available, “At least 38 percent of students reported that their classmates made fun of them.”
“A positive school environment is essential for students’ well-being and academic success. The survey findings indicate areas where improvements are needed to promote safety, inclusivity, and emotional security in schools,” MoE said in the report.
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