Wednesday, May 17, 2023

Standing Against Ragging- Play

 Title: "Break the Chain: Standing Against Ragging"                  ©2023 G. Ghosh, All rights reserved                        



By Gargi Ghosh  


Characters:

- Maya (Main protagonist)

- Rohit (Maya's friend)

- Senior Student (Ragger)

- College Principal

- Supportive Students (Sara, Rahul, and Priya)


Scene 1: Freshers' Induction Day


(Maya and Rohit enter the college campus, excited but nervous.)


Maya: (whispering) Rohit, I've heard about ragging. I hope we don't have to go through that.


Rohit: Don't worry, Maya. We'll stick together and support each other. Let's find our classrooms first.


Scene 2: Encounter with the Senior Student


(Senior Student approaches Maya and Rohit with an intimidating demeanor.)


Senior Student: Hey, freshers! Welcome to our college. We have some traditions here.


Maya: (nervously) What kind of traditions?


Senior Student: Well, let's just say we like to have some fun with the newbies. You'll find out soon enough.


Scene 3: Maya and Rohit's Conversation


(Maya and Rohit discuss their concerns.)


Maya: We can't let them intimidate us, Rohit. We need to stand up against ragging.


Rohit: Absolutely, Maya. It's important to raise our voices and create awareness about its harmful effects.


Scene 4: The Ragging Incident


(Senior Student corners Maya alone in an empty corridor.)


Senior Student: Now, it's time to have some real fun with you, freshman.


Maya: (finding courage) No! I refuse to be a victim of ragging. It's against our rights and dignity as students.


Scene 5: Intervention of Supportive Students


(Sara, Rahul, and Priya appear on the scene.)


Sara: Leave her alone! Ragging is not acceptable in our college.


Rahul: We stand together against this cruel practice. It's time to break the chain of ragging.


Priya: Let's report this to the college authorities and demand action.


Scene 6: Meeting with the College Principal


(Maya, Rohit, and supportive students meet with the College Principal.)


College Principal: I am appalled to hear about this incident. Ragging has no place in our college. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.


Maya: We want to create awareness among students and promote a ragging-free environment.


Rohit: We request your support and guidance in organizing anti-ragging campaigns and workshops.


Scene 7: Anti-Ragging Campaign


(Maya, Rohit, and supportive students initiate an anti-ragging campaign within the college.)


Maya: (addressing a gathering of students) Friends, ragging not only hurts individuals, but it also creates a toxic environment that hampers learning and personal growth. It's time to break the silence and fight against ragging.


Rohit: Let's support each other, respect one another, and promote a culture of inclusivity and compassion.


Scene 8: Impact and Resolution


(Over time, the college becomes a safe and welcoming space for all students.)


Maya: I'm glad we took a stand against ragging. Our united efforts have created a positive change.


Rohit: It's important to remember that we all have a responsibility to foster a supportive and respectful environment.


(Scene ends with the college campus filled with students engaged in activities together, symbolizing unity and the eradication of ragging.)


Note: The script can be modified and adapted based on the specific requirements and preferences of the production team or educational institution. It is important to consult with relevant authorities and experts to ensure the accuracy of the information and the effectiveness of the message.

* The intention of this article is not to trigger any traumatic experience. 

 ©2023 G. Ghosh, All rights reserved 

Written by Gargi Ghosh

Gargi Ghosh (M.A, B.Ed, M.B.A, TEFL) is an Educator, an artist, and a graphic designer. A winner of awards in the categories of Women's Award-An Inspiring Woman (2019), Most Socially Active Principal (2020), Top Educators of India (2020), and Top 100 Iconic Educators of India (2021). She has published her poems in several international anthologies and secured the 8th position in a Global Poetry Competition.  





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