Topic: Women Safety

Who is IPS Raveena Tyagi, Barabanki’s new Superintendent of Police?

2014-batch IPS officer Raveena Tyagi has taken charge as Barabanki SP after the recent Uttar Pradesh Police reshuffle.

Supreme Court tough on NCR rape cases, seeks fear among offenders

The Supreme Court expressed serious concern over recent sexual crimes against women and minors in Delhi-NCR and sought effective policing and security measures.

Tribal Girl Students Sensitized to Their Safety and Legal Rights

Barwani Police’s Raksha Sakhi campaign is raising awareness among tribal girl students about safety, legal rights, cybercrime, self-defence and police helplines.

Court Rejects Second Postmortem In Twisha Case

The Twisha Sharma death case in Madhya Pradesh has drawn nationwide

Girls’ Safety Week Training Workshop Held in Rajgarh District

On the occasion of International Women’s Day, a one-day training-cum-workshop was

Bengaluru Tops India as Best City

Avtar Group, India’s leading workplace culture consulting firm, released the fourth

Special Campaign to Be Launched for Women’s Safety and Awareness

Bhopal Divisional Commissioner Sanjeev Singh, during a time-bound review meeting, constituted

BJP condemns Mamata’s ‘out at 12:30 am’ remark

In a scathing response to West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s

Neeraj Chopra Breaks Silence on Radhika Murder

Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra has expressed deep sorrow and concern

Victory of Justice: A Significant Step Toward Women’s Safety

Amid rising incidents of crimes against women, the judicial system has sent a strong and clear message. A special court

Major Step Toward Women Empowerment in Indore

The ‘One Stop Center’ and ‘Sakhi Nivas’ in Indore, sponsored by

DAC Prospera Launches India’s First Women-Centric Homes in Chennai

DAC Developers, a leading builder in the city, has pre-launched ‘Prospera

Addressing the Surge in Crime Against Women in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh has recently witnessed a disturbing rise in crimes against women, with incidents of violence and exploitation becoming alarmingly