The Growing Threat of Cyber-bullying in India

ABSTRACT India, a rapidly growing country in the cyber world, faces a significant increase in cyber -crimes, particularly cyberbullying. With over 33% of children experiencing online bullying, India has the highest prevalence of online harassment. According to NCRB data, the number of cybercrimes grew by 63.48% from 2018 to 2019. This issue draws attention to the threats posed by strangers and impersonators, especially targeting children and young people. To address this, the government and organizations have established legal provisions, initiatives, reporting portals, helplines, and awareness campaigns. However, more work is needed to combat cyberbullying effectively. A systematic study is necessary to find real solutions and alleviate the pain and suffering caused by this social problem. Keywords: Cause and Effects, Cyberbullying, Indian government initiatives and legal provisions, Methods

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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.69758/gimrj/2503i3iivxiiip0018
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The Growing Threat of Cyber-bullying in India

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Abstract

ABSTRACT India, a rapidly growing country in the cyber world, faces a significant increase in cyber -crimes, particularly cyberbullying. With over 33% of children experiencing online bullying, India has the highest prevalence of online harassment. According to NCRB data, the number of cybercrimes grew by 63.48% from 2018 to 2019. This issue draws attention to the threats posed by strangers and impersonators, especially targeting children and young people. To address this, the government and organizations have established legal provisions, initiatives, reporting portals, helplines, and awareness campaigns. However, more work is needed to combat cyberbullying effectively. A systematic study is necessary to find real solutions and alleviate the pain and suffering caused by this social problem. Keywords: Cause and Effects, Cyberbullying, Indian government initiatives and legal provisions, Methods

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