Ans: If someone purposely makes fun of others, tease, mock or forces them to do things, even if they don’t want to, is called bullying.

     Ans: Ajay enjoys the attention that he is getting from others who laugh at his bully instead of telling him to stop.

     Ans: Ragging is another word for bullying.

     Ans: Our peers are people like ourselves by age and common interests. Our classmates and friends are our peers.

     Ans: Bullying affects the health and the routine of bullied persons. They may not like to eat, fall sick, get nightmares, and lack concentration in their studies. Even they may be injured if they are bullied physically.

     Ans: The best way to stop bullying is to inform a responsible adult, it may be the parent, teacher or anyone who can handle the problem. The adult would intervene and make the person who bullies to understand their inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour. Feeling empathy also stops bullying.

     Ans: I will support the bullied person by including him while playing games, share my things with them, speak to them for more time and make them feel one among us.

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     Today I saw Anu being bullied by Ajay in front of my eyes. I did not laugh but felt sorry for her. I asked Ajay to stop though he was my friend and it upset him. i did not like meena supporting Ajay bullying Anu. Poor Anu felt hurt but did not say anything.

     I informed my class teacher about the bullying. She spoke to Ajay and counselled him and made him feel empathy. Ajay could now feel the pain of Anu and felt bad about his actions.

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