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Delhi Gets First Dedicated Women's Police Station: How It Will Work
The specialised unit in the Subzi Mandi area that will exclusively investigate crimes against women and children across the North District became operational on June 19 and has jurisdiction over the entire North District.
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"Ready To Take On Terror": J&K Women Police Recruits' Message To Pakistan
Among the 100 recruits who received appointment letters from Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday, around 60 per cent were women.
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Case Against 2 Telangana Women Cops For Demanding Rs 60,000 Bribe
Two women police officers in Telangana booked by ACB for demanding Rs 60,000 bribe in Vikarabad.
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Woman Confronted In-Laws Over Husband's Alleged Affair, Beaten Up: UP Cops
A woman has filed a case against her husband and seven in-laws, alleging mental and physical abuse after she complained to them about her husband's refusal to engage in a physical relationship since their marriage a year and a half ago, police said o
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Mumbai Women Cops Get Women's Day Gift: 8-Hour Shift From Tuesday
Mumbai police's women personnel will get eight-hour shifts from Tuesday, to coincide with International Women's Day, an order issued by Commissioner Sanjay Pandey said.
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Women Cops Get Duty Time Cut To 8 Hours From 12 In Maharashtra
Women police personnel across Maharashtra would now have duty for eight hours instead of 12, as per an order issued by the state Director General of Police (DGP) Sanjay Pandey.
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Mumbai Man Arrested For Harassing Women Cops On Police Control Room Calls
The Mumbai police arrested a 41-year-old man who has been calling in the police control room and abusing women police personnel, making death threats.
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PM Modi Says Women Police Can Play Vital Role In Kashmir By Counseling Youth
Women police personnel can engage with mothers of children in Jammu and Kashmir to prevent the youngsters from taking the "wrong path", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, while lavishing praise on the people of the Union Territory, hit by the menace of terrorism.
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Vizag's "Sthree Shakthi" Women Cops Were Trained To Drive Cars, Swim
A 35-member women police team "Sthree Shakthi" was launched in Visakhapatnam on Thursday. The 35-member team has woman ASIs, head constables, police constables and home guards. The team has been provided 25 vehicles that includes five four-wheelers.
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Kolkata Police Launches All-Women Patrolling Team
Aiming to combat and prevent crimes like molestation, eve-teasing and make public places safer for women, the Kolkata Police today launched a special all-women patrolling team called "The Winners".
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Policeman Suspended For Allegedly Harassing Woman Complainant
A circle inspector attached to the Women Police Station at Mancherial district headquarters was today suspended for allegedly harassing a woman complainant.
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Separate Police Investigation Wing For Women To Start In Maharashtra
In a bid to effectively deal with cases of crime against women, the Maharashtra government has decided to come up with a separate woman police investigation wing in all districts, a police official said today.
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First Pink Cabs, Now Pink Police. Kerala Starts Special Force For Women
The white police SUVs of Kerala’s in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi will soon have company: A fleet of pink vans. The all-women patrol, which the state government officially introduced on Independence Day, is meant to cater only to women, combining swift response and security. “Women understand the problems of women the best and we can deal with ...
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Implement 33 Per Cent Reservation for Women in Police Force, Says Maneka Gandhi
Union Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi today appealed to States and Union Territories to implement 33 per cent reservation for women in police force to address the problem of crime against women saying that all-women police station can not address the problem alone.
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As a Woman Takes Charge of a Haryana Police Station, Debate Over Tokenism
Inspector Umesh Bala is an odd one out in the Haryana police force. Not only does she have a male sounding name, she is also occupying what has traditionally been seen as a very male dominated post - a Station House Officer (SHO).
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Delhi Gets First Dedicated Women's Police Station: How It Will Work
The specialised unit in the Subzi Mandi area that will exclusively investigate crimes against women and children across the North District became operational on June 19 and has jurisdiction over the entire North District.
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"Ready To Take On Terror": J&K Women Police Recruits' Message To Pakistan
Among the 100 recruits who received appointment letters from Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday, around 60 per cent were women.
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Case Against 2 Telangana Women Cops For Demanding Rs 60,000 Bribe
Two women police officers in Telangana booked by ACB for demanding Rs 60,000 bribe in Vikarabad.
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Woman Confronted In-Laws Over Husband's Alleged Affair, Beaten Up: UP Cops
A woman has filed a case against her husband and seven in-laws, alleging mental and physical abuse after she complained to them about her husband's refusal to engage in a physical relationship since their marriage a year and a half ago, police said o
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Mumbai Women Cops Get Women's Day Gift: 8-Hour Shift From Tuesday
Mumbai police's women personnel will get eight-hour shifts from Tuesday, to coincide with International Women's Day, an order issued by Commissioner Sanjay Pandey said.
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Women Cops Get Duty Time Cut To 8 Hours From 12 In Maharashtra
Women police personnel across Maharashtra would now have duty for eight hours instead of 12, as per an order issued by the state Director General of Police (DGP) Sanjay Pandey.
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Mumbai Man Arrested For Harassing Women Cops On Police Control Room Calls
The Mumbai police arrested a 41-year-old man who has been calling in the police control room and abusing women police personnel, making death threats.
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PM Modi Says Women Police Can Play Vital Role In Kashmir By Counseling Youth
Women police personnel can engage with mothers of children in Jammu and Kashmir to prevent the youngsters from taking the "wrong path", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, while lavishing praise on the people of the Union Territory, hit by the menace of terrorism.
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Vizag's "Sthree Shakthi" Women Cops Were Trained To Drive Cars, Swim
A 35-member women police team "Sthree Shakthi" was launched in Visakhapatnam on Thursday. The 35-member team has woman ASIs, head constables, police constables and home guards. The team has been provided 25 vehicles that includes five four-wheelers.
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Kolkata Police Launches All-Women Patrolling Team
Aiming to combat and prevent crimes like molestation, eve-teasing and make public places safer for women, the Kolkata Police today launched a special all-women patrolling team called "The Winners".
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Policeman Suspended For Allegedly Harassing Woman Complainant
A circle inspector attached to the Women Police Station at Mancherial district headquarters was today suspended for allegedly harassing a woman complainant.
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Separate Police Investigation Wing For Women To Start In Maharashtra
In a bid to effectively deal with cases of crime against women, the Maharashtra government has decided to come up with a separate woman police investigation wing in all districts, a police official said today.
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First Pink Cabs, Now Pink Police. Kerala Starts Special Force For Women
The white police SUVs of Kerala’s in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi will soon have company: A fleet of pink vans. The all-women patrol, which the state government officially introduced on Independence Day, is meant to cater only to women, combining swift response and security. “Women understand the problems of women the best and we can deal with ...
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Implement 33 Per Cent Reservation for Women in Police Force, Says Maneka Gandhi
Union Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi today appealed to States and Union Territories to implement 33 per cent reservation for women in police force to address the problem of crime against women saying that all-women police station can not address the problem alone.
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As a Woman Takes Charge of a Haryana Police Station, Debate Over Tokenism
Inspector Umesh Bala is an odd one out in the Haryana police force. Not only does she have a male sounding name, she is also occupying what has traditionally been seen as a very male dominated post - a Station House Officer (SHO).
