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Call 1090 If Harassed: Noida Police Tells Women During Anti-Romeo Drive
The Gautam Buddh Nagar Police on Friday continued its anti-Romeo drive across public places in Noida and Greater Noida and informed girls and women to call the helpline 1090 immediately in case of any harassment, officials said.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Message To "Daughters Of Delhi" On Women's Safety
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday claimed that the crime rate has reduced in areas where CCTV cameras have been installed.
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In A First, Women Security Personnel To Get Customised Protective Gear
In a first, women serving in the police and CRPF will soon don customised body armour, also known as Full Body Protectors (FBP).
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Secure Each Woman To The Extent You Secure Us: High Court To Police
The Delhi High Court today urged the police to "secure each woman to the extent you secure us (judges)", and said it was "willing to forsake" its own security for safety on university campuses.
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Trained In Arms, Martial Arts, Women-In-Blue Patrol Udaipur Streets
It's an unusual sight on the roads of Udaipur city better known for its lakes and palaces - an all-woman police patrol team on motorbikes taking on eve-teasers and tourists, especially women.
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'Panic Button' In Mobile Phones From January 1: Delhi Police To High Court
The city police on Wednesday informed the Delhi High Court that from January 1, 2017 the 'panic button' in every mobile phones will be introduced, to help people in distress, 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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Government Finalises Guidelines For One-Stop Centres to Support Women Affected by Violence
Government today finalised the guidelines for one-stop centres to be established across the country to provide integrated support and assistance to women affected by violence.
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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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Nothing Has Changed; PM Modi Should Take Steps, Say December 16 Gang-Rape Victim's Parents
The parents of a physiotherapy student, who died after being brutally gang-raped on a Delhi bus in December 2012, have said that nothing has changed in these two years and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to initiate a mission for women's safety on the lines of his Clean India Campaign.
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'Defending' Women on the Delhi Metro
In one case, nobody helped. In another, there was a mob attack, writes Subhashini Ali.
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Delhi: Minor Girl Allegedly Gang-Raped at Gunpoint
A teenaged girl was allegedly gang raped at gunpoint by five people known to her in a west Delhi house, police said on Tuesday.
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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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Unacceptable for women to live in fear, govt is responsible: Home Minister
As the government searches for ways to make women safer, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde today said, "It is unacceptable that women in our societies live in fear. The responsibility lies with the government." He also said that while tougher laws are needed as a deterrent against crimes against women, the main problem is that existing laws are not...
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Call 1090 If Harassed: Noida Police Tells Women During Anti-Romeo Drive
The Gautam Buddh Nagar Police on Friday continued its anti-Romeo drive across public places in Noida and Greater Noida and informed girls and women to call the helpline 1090 immediately in case of any harassment, officials said.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Message To "Daughters Of Delhi" On Women's Safety
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday claimed that the crime rate has reduced in areas where CCTV cameras have been installed.
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In A First, Women Security Personnel To Get Customised Protective Gear
In a first, women serving in the police and CRPF will soon don customised body armour, also known as Full Body Protectors (FBP).
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Secure Each Woman To The Extent You Secure Us: High Court To Police
The Delhi High Court today urged the police to "secure each woman to the extent you secure us (judges)", and said it was "willing to forsake" its own security for safety on university campuses.
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Trained In Arms, Martial Arts, Women-In-Blue Patrol Udaipur Streets
It's an unusual sight on the roads of Udaipur city better known for its lakes and palaces - an all-woman police patrol team on motorbikes taking on eve-teasers and tourists, especially women.
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'Panic Button' In Mobile Phones From January 1: Delhi Police To High Court
The city police on Wednesday informed the Delhi High Court that from January 1, 2017 the 'panic button' in every mobile phones will be introduced, to help people in distress, 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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Government Finalises Guidelines For One-Stop Centres to Support Women Affected by Violence
Government today finalised the guidelines for one-stop centres to be established across the country to provide integrated support and assistance to women affected by violence.
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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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Nothing Has Changed; PM Modi Should Take Steps, Say December 16 Gang-Rape Victim's Parents
The parents of a physiotherapy student, who died after being brutally gang-raped on a Delhi bus in December 2012, have said that nothing has changed in these two years and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to initiate a mission for women's safety on the lines of his Clean India Campaign.
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'Defending' Women on the Delhi Metro
In one case, nobody helped. In another, there was a mob attack, writes Subhashini Ali.
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Delhi: Minor Girl Allegedly Gang-Raped at Gunpoint
A teenaged girl was allegedly gang raped at gunpoint by five people known to her in a west Delhi house, police said on Tuesday.
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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.
-
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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Unacceptable for women to live in fear, govt is responsible: Home Minister
As the government searches for ways to make women safer, Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde today said, "It is unacceptable that women in our societies live in fear. The responsibility lies with the government." He also said that while tougher laws are needed as a deterrent against crimes against women, the main problem is that existing laws are not...
