A STUDY OF RAGGING: Ragging is not stopping due to the authorities concerned of the institutions specially, for the chairman of the department and hall provosts in Bangladesh
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Introduction, Ragging, Description, Guestroom culture, Classroom, Mental stress, ConclusionAbstract
Every university administration has a zero tolerance policy against ragging. Teachers' associations also speak against this but of no use. There are few causes of ragging one of the most important causes of ragging in Bangladesh is responsible institutional authorities. In this article, we discuss how ragging is not prevented due to educational institution’s authorities responsibilities.
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