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SAFETY OF WOMEN IN INDIA ESSAY 1 (100 WORDS) 
As we all know that India is a most famous country all over the world for its great tradition 
and culture where women are given most respected place in the society from the ancient 
time. It is the country where women are considered as safer and most respected. Women 
are given the place of Goddess Lakshmi in the Indian society. Indian women are found 
working in all fields like aeronautics, space, politics, banks, schools, sports, businesses, 
army, police, and many more. We cannot say that this country has no any women concern 
however we cannot ignore positive points for women in India. If we remember our history, 
we found that there was Panchaali Pratha in which a single woman (Draupadi) was allowed 
to get married to five men (Pandavas). It was all that what we see from our open eyes 
however if we see behind the curtain we will found all the crimes against women at home, 
offices, streets, etc. By seeing last few crimes against women in India such as rape cases, 
acid attacks, etc, the safety of women has been in doubt. 
Safety of Women in India 
SAFETY OF WOMEN IN INDIA ESSAY 2 (150 WORDS) 
Safety of women matters a lot whether at home, outside the home or working place. Last 
few crimes against women especially rape cases were very dread and fearful. Because of 
such crimes, women safety in India has become a doubtful topic. According to the statistics 
of National Crime Records Bureau, highest rate of crime against women was recorded in 
the Chennai in 2000 (around 4,037 incidences). Chennai is the capital of southern state of 
Tamil Nadu however has been marked as city with high rate of crimes against women. 
However, it was seen some decrease in the crime rate against women in the subsequent 
years (around 838 by 2013). It has been recorded as the largest fall in the crime rate than 
other cities in India. It was just opposite in the capital of India, Delhi. Crime rate against 
women in Delhi was 17.6/100,000 females in 2000 (2,122 incidents) and 151.13/100,000 
females in 2013 (11,449 incidents). 
Some of the most common crimes against women are rape, dowry deaths, sexual 
harassment at home or work place, kidnapping and abduction, cruelty by husband, 
relatives, assault on a woman, and sex trafficking.