Bullying has become a major concern for parents and school administration all over the world because children that are victimized by bullying have to go through severe mental trauma; and if they do not get appropriate help and intervention, they are likely to suffer from extreme psychological problems that may affect their academic and lifelong performances. Therefore, it is imperative that adequate measures should be taken by the government, the school administration and the parents to counter bullying by duly intervening in such situations. To some parents or guardians, perhaps, the issue of bullying in schools is introduced during the very first academic year of school. It is quite possible that a number of parents remain unaware about the fact that their child is being bullied at school or in the neighborhood; as many children might not complain about being bullied. In other cases, where children do complain about being bullied, their parents, caregivers, or school teachers might not take such complaints seriously. Thus, it is important that parents should take interest in whatever is going on in the school lives of their children, so that if they detect any disturbing signs in them, they can address the issue instantly. Keeping in view the rapidly growing rates of bullying in school, it is imperative for the teachers and the parents not to ignore the complaints of children regarding bullying. Bullying in general has certain basic characteristics according to which it is defined: