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The whats, hows, whys of ragging. Ragging and the society, ragging and the government, ragging and the education system, ragging and colleges, ragging and students, ragging and parents, ragging and us, ragging and you. We explore all facets of ragging from all perspectives. Years of research, experiences and thoughts have gone into this compilation. Sample these and get a taste of this misunderstood phenomenon.

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CURE Research Reports: Feel free to refer to these in articles, news reports etc.

• Harsh Agarwal, Mohit Garg, Varun Aggarwal, "No Respite from Ragging..." [NEW].
  Can be cited as: CURE Report CR-2007/09-22. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal, Varun Aggarwal, Mohit Garg, "Ragging Cases 2006-07" [NEW].
  Can be cited as: CURE Report CR-2007/08-14. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal, Varun Aggarwal, Mohit Garg, "Raghavan Committee Report: A Brief Analysis" [NEW].
  Can be cited as: CURE Report CR-2007/07-16. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal, Michael Britton, "A conversation on ragging, human rights and the society at large" [NEW].
  Can be cited as: CURE Report Agarwal-Britton_2007. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal et. al., "Ragging in India: Incidents, Social Perceptions and Psychological Perspectives" .
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2007/05-16. Available online: [PDF]


• Lawyer's Action and Intervention Cell, "Eradication of Ragging: Human Rights View".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2007/03-03. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal,"Discrimination and Ragging".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2007/02-25. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal,"Familiarisation & its Ways - Is ragging an archaic model?".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2006/12-12. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal"Ragging And Campus Violence".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2006/09-05. Available online: [PDF]


• Varun Aggarwal, Harsh Agarwal and Mohit Garg,"2005-06: Ragging strikes yet again".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2006/06-05. Available online: [PDF]


• Mohit Garg, Harsh Agarwal and Varun Aggarwal,"Ragging claims 10 innocent lives in the last four years".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2005/07-29. Available online: [PDF]


• Rajiv Ram,"Common Myths about Ragging".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2005/07-28. Available online: [PDF]


• Harsh Agarwal,"Evolution of Ragging".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2005/07-27. Available online: [PDF]


• Rajiv Ram,"Ragging: Frequently Asked Questions".
  Can be cited as: CURE Report 2005/07-25. Available online: [PDF]

Myths about Ragging and Frequently Asked Questions

• Ragging Makes Us Bold by Varun Aggarwal
• Common Myths about Ragging by Rajiv Ram
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) by Rajiv Ram

Ragging: The Phenomenon

• What is Ragging? by Mohit Garg
• The Evolution of Ragging by Harsh Agarwal
• Forms of Ragging by Mohit Garg
• Ragging: Why at All? by Varun Aggarwal
• The Psychology of Ragging by Dhruv Raj Sharma

Finding a CURE

• Ragging: A Vision for the Future by Rajiv Ram
• Tips for Overcoming Ragging Trauma by Naveen Agarwal
• Yavnika's Guide to Freshers: Zero Tolerance for Ragging by Yavnika Khanna
• Parents, Teachers and Seniors by Varun Aggarwal and Mohit Garg

Miscellaneous contributed articles or paragraphs

• And Here Comes the Day... by Karan Chatrath
• The Mirror by Varun Aggarwal
• An Experience in Anti-Ragging Activism by Anant Asthana
• Fighting Against Ragging: Some Reflections by Mohit Garg

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