Based on various surveys by government bodies and independent Mental Health Organisations, between the year 2018-20, 45% of school students experience cyberbullying before the age of 18. It is therefore very important that everyone is aware of how to deal with cyberbullying.C

Based on an Ipsos international survey results in 28 countries that revealed an increasing number of Guardians have children who have witnessed and faced some form of cyberbullying.

Indian parents are among the top of the chart to express that their children were cyberbullied several times, that number is rapidly growing. Across Europe and the Americas, it also appears more parents are either becoming aware of their children’s negative experiences with cyberbullying, or their children are increasingly experiencing such attacks online. In the current scenario, where the Schools are shut for the students due to COVID-19 Global Pandemic,

online classes are conducted. The data suggest that mischievous behavior is at a peak and hardly anyone is spared, NOT EVEN TEACHERS…

Then how do we minimise cyberbullying

STEP 1: Stay Calm

STEP 2: Don’t Reply

STEP 3: Take Screenshots

STEP 4: Tell a Trusted Adult

STEP 6: Report Abuse

Together we must fight with this Devil Mindset…