India, July 22 -- The common understanding of bullying among schoolchildren is generally very visual, involving physical aggression that leaves bruises, injuries or other visible marks. Even if the child does not speak about it, parents may notice these signs and take appropriate actions.ALSO READ: Feeling like you're living the same day on repeat? Psychotherapist reveals 6 signs you may be stuck in burnout cycle

However, some forms of bullying are less 'visible' and do not inflict physical harm. Instead, they cause severe emotional distress through cyberbullying, online harassment, blackmail, mocking or rumours. Children facing these experiences may feel so cornered that they choose to remain silent. This is why careful observation is e...