Tag: Crime Against Women in India

  • Crime Capital: Why Delhi Is by Far India’s Most Dangerous City

    Crime Capital: Why Delhi Is by Far India’s Most Dangerous City

    India’s capital accounted for 25% of the 670,000 crimes recorded in India’s 53 largest cities in 2015. Delhi is India’s biggest megacity, home of the country’s central government and, according to new police data, way ahead of the competition in the quest to claim the title as the country’s capital of crime. The National Crime…

  • Chivalry is still alive and well in modern day society

    Chivalry is still alive and well in modern day society

      In today’s society you often hear women complaining that chivalry is dead. But the art of being a gentleman is not as simple and well defined as it used to be. According to Lindeman’s Gentleman’s Collection research, being chivalrous no longer strictly means opening doors, pulling out chairs, helping a woman with her coat…

  • Crime Against Women in India

    Crime Against Women in India

    Background and History Crime against women has been a bane of India’s development efforts. With arcane customs like sex being a taboo in India, Sati, and Dowry, and the overall lower status of women further exacerbates these crimes. From the last decade’s crime statistics, we see sharp number of crimes registered under ‘Cruelty by Husband…

  • Failing our children – Sexual violence amongst children is notoriously difficult to measure in India

    Failing our children – Sexual violence amongst children is notoriously difficult to measure in India

      The epidemic proportions child sexual abuse have reached in the country is a comment on where our society is heading. The sickening feeling in the pit of the stomach of every parent is about whether her child is safe from predators. Unless we change as a society we will keep on. Child sexual abuse…

  • India is the most dangerous country for women- It must face reality

    India is the most dangerous country for women- It must face reality

    A global survey exposes a vicious cultural agreement that women have little value in our society. I am proud of the beauty and the ancient culture of my country, India. I am not proud of the fact that India has been named the most dangerous country in the world for women in a recent Thomson…