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"How Will Helplines Work": AAP MP On Firing Of Employees In Women Panel
Swati Maliwal said that the Women Helpline Number in Delhi will cease to function if most of the staff members is removed since the Commission will be left with only eight staff members.
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15 "Special Cells" Set Up To Help Inter-Caste Couples: Delhi Police To Court
Delhi Police has told the Delhi High Court that there are 15 "district special cells" for protecting inter-caste married couples and any victim can call the women helpline number '181' for assistance in event of distress.
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Received Less Complaints On Domestic Abuse During Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) received 34,454 complaints during the coronavirus pandemic on its 181 helpline and "observed a decrease" in the number of calls related to crimes against women.
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Decline In Domestic Violence Calls Since Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission For Women (DCW) helpline has seen a decline in the number of calls pertaining to domestic violence and crimes against women during the lockdown, the panel said today.
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Amid #MeToo, Women's Panel Launches New Email To Report Sex Harassment
Amid the raging #MeToo movement, the Delhi Commission for Women has launched a separate email address report cases where cases of sexual harassment have can be reported. The email address is metoodcw@gmail.com. A helpline number, 181, has also been launched .
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Drunken Man Attacks Women's Helpline Counsellor, Threatens To Kill Her
A drunken man attacked and threatened to kill a counsellor of the Delhi Commission for Women who had gone to Tughlakabad to enquire into a case, the women's panel said.
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Women's Helpline Number To Be Linked With Police's 100
Women's helpline number '181', whose operation was recently taken over by Delhi Commission for Women (DCW), will be linked with the police emergency service number '100'.
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Women Safety To Now Function Under Delhi Commission For Women
The '181' helpline for women in Delhi will now function under the Delhi Commission for Women with the AAP government handing over its charge to the panel.
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Infrastructure Crunch Forces Revamp of Delhi's 181 Women's Distress Helpline
With the national capital witnessing a rise in crimes against women, the Delhi government is revamping the women's distress helpline 181, which was set up after the December 16 gang rape incident.
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2 Years On, Delhi Women Helpline Struggles to Handle Load of Distress Calls
The rape of a young woman executive allegedly by an Uber cab driver on December 5 has exposed the safety of women in the national capital yet again.
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Delhi's 181 Helpline to Operate from Women and Child Development Department
Delhi Government's 181 helpline for women, which operates from the Chief Minister's Office, has been attached with the Women and Child Development Department, fuelling fear that the initiative taken after the December 16 gang rape may soon run out of steam.
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Delhi: Women's helpline working well, asserts government
Contracts of all the workers running the Women in Distress (181) helpline, set up in the wake of the December 16 gang-rape, have been renewed and the helpline is functioning properly, Delhi government said today.
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Delhi women's helpline hit by cash crunch, political turmoil
The 24-hour 'Nirbhaya' helpline for women in the capital, launched shortly after a fatal gang rape in December 2012 sparked nationwide protests, is at risk of closing due to a lack of funds and political upheaval, its chief said on Tuesday.
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24x7 security helpline for train passengers soon
With a view to strengthen safety of passengers and check crimes against women in trains and stations, Railways will soon launch a 24x7 helpline which will be tracked on real-time basis across the country.
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Rail Budget 2013: What Pawan Bansal's family wants
Madhu Bansal, the wife of Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, is at Parliament House to listen to her husband make his first Rail Budget speech and would like him to announce a helpline for women to call when in distress.
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"How Will Helplines Work": AAP MP On Firing Of Employees In Women Panel
Swati Maliwal said that the Women Helpline Number in Delhi will cease to function if most of the staff members is removed since the Commission will be left with only eight staff members.
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15 "Special Cells" Set Up To Help Inter-Caste Couples: Delhi Police To Court
Delhi Police has told the Delhi High Court that there are 15 "district special cells" for protecting inter-caste married couples and any victim can call the women helpline number '181' for assistance in event of distress.
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Received Less Complaints On Domestic Abuse During Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) received 34,454 complaints during the coronavirus pandemic on its 181 helpline and "observed a decrease" in the number of calls related to crimes against women.
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Decline In Domestic Violence Calls Since Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission For Women (DCW) helpline has seen a decline in the number of calls pertaining to domestic violence and crimes against women during the lockdown, the panel said today.
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Amid #MeToo, Women's Panel Launches New Email To Report Sex Harassment
Amid the raging #MeToo movement, the Delhi Commission for Women has launched a separate email address report cases where cases of sexual harassment have can be reported. The email address is metoodcw@gmail.com. A helpline number, 181, has also been launched .
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Drunken Man Attacks Women's Helpline Counsellor, Threatens To Kill Her
A drunken man attacked and threatened to kill a counsellor of the Delhi Commission for Women who had gone to Tughlakabad to enquire into a case, the women's panel said.
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Women's Helpline Number To Be Linked With Police's 100
Women's helpline number '181', whose operation was recently taken over by Delhi Commission for Women (DCW), will be linked with the police emergency service number '100'.
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Women Safety To Now Function Under Delhi Commission For Women
The '181' helpline for women in Delhi will now function under the Delhi Commission for Women with the AAP government handing over its charge to the panel.
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Infrastructure Crunch Forces Revamp of Delhi's 181 Women's Distress Helpline
With the national capital witnessing a rise in crimes against women, the Delhi government is revamping the women's distress helpline 181, which was set up after the December 16 gang rape incident.
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2 Years On, Delhi Women Helpline Struggles to Handle Load of Distress Calls
The rape of a young woman executive allegedly by an Uber cab driver on December 5 has exposed the safety of women in the national capital yet again.
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Delhi's 181 Helpline to Operate from Women and Child Development Department
Delhi Government's 181 helpline for women, which operates from the Chief Minister's Office, has been attached with the Women and Child Development Department, fuelling fear that the initiative taken after the December 16 gang rape may soon run out of steam.
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Delhi: Women's helpline working well, asserts government
Contracts of all the workers running the Women in Distress (181) helpline, set up in the wake of the December 16 gang-rape, have been renewed and the helpline is functioning properly, Delhi government said today.
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Delhi women's helpline hit by cash crunch, political turmoil
The 24-hour 'Nirbhaya' helpline for women in the capital, launched shortly after a fatal gang rape in December 2012 sparked nationwide protests, is at risk of closing due to a lack of funds and political upheaval, its chief said on Tuesday.
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24x7 security helpline for train passengers soon
With a view to strengthen safety of passengers and check crimes against women in trains and stations, Railways will soon launch a 24x7 helpline which will be tracked on real-time basis across the country.
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Rail Budget 2013: What Pawan Bansal's family wants
Madhu Bansal, the wife of Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, is at Parliament House to listen to her husband make his first Rail Budget speech and would like him to announce a helpline for women to call when in distress.
