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I am not Sheila Dikshit, Won't Be Silent: Arvind Kejriwal to Centre After Delhi Rapes
In the wake of gang-rape of two toddlers in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today took on the Centre over policing and said he will not let Prime Minister Narendra Modi sleep "peacefully" if such incidents recur.
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Make Delhi Friendly and Secure for Women, Says Najeeb Jung
Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung today called upon the citizens of the national capital to make the city friendly and secure for women.
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Delhi: Task force reviews safety issues of women
The special task force, constituted in the wake of the December 2012 brutal gang-rape of a 23-year-old girl, has reviewed safety issues of women in Delhi and taken stock of the functioning of Delhi Police and its helplines.
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Home guards keep Delhi buses safe at night
They sit quietly, keeping a careful watch on passengers as the bus travels through the city in the dead of the night, ready to intervene if anything goes wrong. The uniformed men are Delhi government's home guards posted on night buses to ensure the safety of commuters, especially women.
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I am not Sheila Dikshit, Won't Be Silent: Arvind Kejriwal to Centre After Delhi Rapes
In the wake of gang-rape of two toddlers in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today took on the Centre over policing and said he will not let Prime Minister Narendra Modi sleep "peacefully" if such incidents recur.
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Make Delhi Friendly and Secure for Women, Says Najeeb Jung
Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung today called upon the citizens of the national capital to make the city friendly and secure for women.
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Delhi: Task force reviews safety issues of women
The special task force, constituted in the wake of the December 2012 brutal gang-rape of a 23-year-old girl, has reviewed safety issues of women in Delhi and taken stock of the functioning of Delhi Police and its helplines.
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Home guards keep Delhi buses safe at night
They sit quietly, keeping a careful watch on passengers as the bus travels through the city in the dead of the night, ready to intervene if anything goes wrong. The uniformed men are Delhi government's home guards posted on night buses to ensure the safety of commuters, especially women.
