Satisfaction with police remains low among cybercrime victims, Pg9
A new report reveals 63% of cybercrime victims are dissatisfied with police handling, highlighting gaps in investigation and victim support despite improved reporting mechanisms.
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A new report reveals 63% of cybercrime victims are dissatisfied with police handling, highlighting gaps in investigation and victim support despite improved reporting mechanisms.
Article critiques Uttarakhand's Uniform Civil Code for confusing uniformity with equality, advocating for a gender-just framework addressing women's rights, inheritance, and marital property.
Article highlights pervasive violence against women in public spaces across India and South Africa, urging focus on infrastructure and societal change over restricting women's mobility.
India charts significant literacy progress since independence, driven by NEP 2020, ULLAS, and NIPUN Bharat, aiming for universal foundational learning and Viksit Bharat.
Supreme Court takes suo motu cognizance of Delhi sexual assaults, directs police to audit safety measures, enhance patrolling, and fix accountability for women's safety.
NFHS-6 data reveals persistent gender imbalance in contraceptive responsibility, with women bearing the burden of sterilisation despite new WHO guidelines for male options.
Women's safety initiatives like Nirbhaya Fund face systemic failures in accountability and implementation, highlighting a critical gap between intent and ground reality.
Rape cases in India see alarming pendency and conviction rates below 30%, exposing critical failures in timely justice delivery despite legislative reforms.
India secures 10th rank at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026, winning 6 Silver and 20 Medals for Excellence, marking a significant global skill development leap.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched women empowerment and cooperation initiatives in Kollam, Kerala, including 'She-Mart' and food subsidies, aiming for 'Lakhpati Didis'.
Maharashtra passes landmark Women Farmers’ Empowerment Bill, granting independent recognition and scheme access, addressing gender disparity in agriculture and land ownership.
Constituent Assembly fiercely debated Uniform Civil Code, balancing religious freedom, social reform, and national unity, shaping Article 44's inclusion.
Swachh Bharat Mission-Gramin transforms rural sanitation into a people-led movement, achieving ODF Plus status and fostering sustainable waste management practices nationwide.
Union Home Minister indicates UCC implementation in NDA states by 2029, sparking debate on constitutional provisions, gender justice, and religious freedom.
India retains 131st rank on World Economic Forum's Global Gender Gap Index 2026, showing slight score improvement but no change in global standing.
India's 7.8% GDP growth reflects broad-based economic strength, yet challenges persist in quality employment, private investment, and women's labour force participation.
India's overall unemployment rate for persons aged 15+ slightly dipped to 5% in August, according to the latest Periodic Labour Force Survey data.
Coir industry transforms rural India, empowering women and generating ₹35 lakh turnover through eco-friendly products with MSME and PMEGP support.
Textiles and Apparel sector offers a blueprint for mass job creation, drawing lessons from Tiruppur's success, urging PM's focus for Viksit Bharat.
India's bamboo sector transforms into a green enterprise hub, driven by policy reforms and government missions, boosting livelihoods and sustainable development.
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