Mourhrna Anetha Reddy,sheds light on the pressing issue of ragging in higher education campuses.

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00:00When life-threatening things happen,

00:02in many social media platforms,

00:05collectively, they say that

00:07you should be brave even if you come to the outside world.

00:11Whatever happens, you should face it bravely.

00:17Think for a while if the advice you give is right or wrong.

00:21What you do with the advice you give is

00:23you push the perpetrators away.

00:25They can do anything. I should be brave.

00:27They can do anything. I should be brave.

00:29That is wrong.

00:30They should not do it.

00:32No, they should not do it.

00:34There should be a code of conduct everywhere.

00:37What happens if you cross the limit?

00:41Does no one in our country know about it?

00:42Everyone knows about it, right?

00:44When you do a lot,

00:46we know that a lot of life-threatening things happen.

00:48Even then, we do it. Why do we do it?

00:50We should stop it.

00:52And to the victims,

00:53Look, in life,

00:55even if someone says something to you from somewhere,

00:59or even if they rag you while you are walking,

01:03you should know who you are.

01:05You are not going to lose your talent because of what they say.

01:08With self-confidence,

01:11with God's support,

01:12you should keep on traveling.

01:14Only if you let it go,

01:16when somebody talks about you and you react to it,

01:18that is when there will come another reaction to it.

01:21Don't react.

01:23Don't give them that power.

01:25Nothing that they say should impact you.

01:28Just keep on going, saying that someone is talking about you.

01:31Wow, super.

01:32That confidence.