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Most Crimes Against Women In Delhi, Nearly Double Than In Mumbai: Data
Cases of crime against women have spiked with an increase of 4 per cent seen in States and Union territories while an increase of 12.3 percent was recorded in 19 Metro cities in 2022 over the preceeding year.
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AAP Lawmakers To Hold Public Meets For Free Ride For Women Plan Feedback
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday directed his lawmakers and councillors to hold public meetings across Delhi to take feedback from the people about his government's proposal to make travel free for women in public buses and metro.
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"Write To Us", Says Delhi Government On Debate Over Free Metro For Women
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's announcement that all women in the capital city will soon be allowed to take buses, ride the metro free of cost has triggered a huge debate on Twitter. The Delhi government has reached out to citizens for direct feedback on the subject.
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Meet Delhi's Super Women, Now Top Cops In 4 Of The City's Districts
Delhi,voted among the most unsafe for women, now has four district police chiefs who are women -- the highest in the capital so far.
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Women Harassed In Lutyens' Delhi, One Of Two Accused Arrested
Two women were allegedly harassed by two men riding a motorcycle outside a five-star hotel in Lutyens' Delhi, following which one of the accused was arrested, police said today.
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Najeeb Jung Alerts Cops On Crime Against Women, People From Northeast
Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung today directed Delhi Police to adopt zero-tolerance policy for crimes against women, an official spokesman said.
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An American Bisexual Woman's Account Of Dating And Living In Delhi
I first fell in love in Delhi three years ago, with an Indian classmate during a college semester abroad. The city and the relationship were new and exciting. We spent hours talking in the warm kitchen, a cigarette dangling from my girlfriend's lips as she cooked. My budding relationship with her and our new friends were sources of joy and support ...
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Home Ministry Asked To Increase Women In Delhi Police To 33 Per Cent
A parliamentary panel has found that women personnel constitute only a little over 9 per cent of the Delhi Police force and asked the Home Ministry to ensure that their numbers are enhanced and reaches up to 33 per cent.
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Delhi Court Expresses Concern Over Rise in Crimes Against Women
The rising graph of crimes against women in the capital is a "serious public order problem", a Delhi court has said, as it sent a youth to two years in jail for harassing his neighbour after forcing his way into her house.
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Concerned Over the Women Safety in Capital Swati Maliwal Meets BS Bassi
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chief Swati Maliwal on Tuesday met police commissioner BS Bassi who assured the former of full cooperation in enhancing safety of women in the national capital.
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255 Delhi Routes Identified as Vulnerable for Women
As many as 255 Delhi routes near entertainment and eating hubs, which are frequented by women, have been identified as vulnerable for them and police have been asked to intensify patrolling.
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Women May Get 33 Per cent Quota in Delhi Police
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday that 33 percent of posts in the Delhi Police will soon be reserved for women.
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Noida rape victim speaks out
It wasn't difficult finding her home. After all, the Noida police had made public, not just her name, but even her address, in complete violation of set norms. And then just as easily, dismissed the faux pas as a clerical error.
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Most Crimes Against Women In Delhi, Nearly Double Than In Mumbai: Data
Cases of crime against women have spiked with an increase of 4 per cent seen in States and Union territories while an increase of 12.3 percent was recorded in 19 Metro cities in 2022 over the preceeding year.
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AAP Lawmakers To Hold Public Meets For Free Ride For Women Plan Feedback
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday directed his lawmakers and councillors to hold public meetings across Delhi to take feedback from the people about his government's proposal to make travel free for women in public buses and metro.
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"Write To Us", Says Delhi Government On Debate Over Free Metro For Women
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's announcement that all women in the capital city will soon be allowed to take buses, ride the metro free of cost has triggered a huge debate on Twitter. The Delhi government has reached out to citizens for direct feedback on the subject.
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Meet Delhi's Super Women, Now Top Cops In 4 Of The City's Districts
Delhi,voted among the most unsafe for women, now has four district police chiefs who are women -- the highest in the capital so far.
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Women Harassed In Lutyens' Delhi, One Of Two Accused Arrested
Two women were allegedly harassed by two men riding a motorcycle outside a five-star hotel in Lutyens' Delhi, following which one of the accused was arrested, police said today.
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Najeeb Jung Alerts Cops On Crime Against Women, People From Northeast
Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung today directed Delhi Police to adopt zero-tolerance policy for crimes against women, an official spokesman said.
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An American Bisexual Woman's Account Of Dating And Living In Delhi
I first fell in love in Delhi three years ago, with an Indian classmate during a college semester abroad. The city and the relationship were new and exciting. We spent hours talking in the warm kitchen, a cigarette dangling from my girlfriend's lips as she cooked. My budding relationship with her and our new friends were sources of joy and support ...
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Home Ministry Asked To Increase Women In Delhi Police To 33 Per Cent
A parliamentary panel has found that women personnel constitute only a little over 9 per cent of the Delhi Police force and asked the Home Ministry to ensure that their numbers are enhanced and reaches up to 33 per cent.
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Delhi Court Expresses Concern Over Rise in Crimes Against Women
The rising graph of crimes against women in the capital is a "serious public order problem", a Delhi court has said, as it sent a youth to two years in jail for harassing his neighbour after forcing his way into her house.
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Concerned Over the Women Safety in Capital Swati Maliwal Meets BS Bassi
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chief Swati Maliwal on Tuesday met police commissioner BS Bassi who assured the former of full cooperation in enhancing safety of women in the national capital.
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255 Delhi Routes Identified as Vulnerable for Women
As many as 255 Delhi routes near entertainment and eating hubs, which are frequented by women, have been identified as vulnerable for them and police have been asked to intensify patrolling.
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Women May Get 33 Per cent Quota in Delhi Police
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Thursday that 33 percent of posts in the Delhi Police will soon be reserved for women.
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Noida rape victim speaks out
It wasn't difficult finding her home. After all, the Noida police had made public, not just her name, but even her address, in complete violation of set norms. And then just as easily, dismissed the faux pas as a clerical error.
