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Uber, Delhi Police Partner to Integrate Himmat Safety App for Riders, Drivers
Uber and Delhi Police on Monday partnered to integrate the "Himmat" app, which, in case of an emergency will enable Delhi Police Headquarters to receive real-time location of a driver or a rider.
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Delhi Lt. Governor Launches 'QR Code Scheme' Safety Feature for Commuters on Himmat Plus App
The "QR Code Scheme" feature for the Himmat Plus safety app has been designed to enhance the safety and security of commuters, particularly of women.
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Over 200 Women In Delhi Reclaim The Streets In A Midnight "Fearless Run"
At midnight on Monday, more than 200 women took to the streets in the national capital to participate in a 5-kilometre "Fearless Run".
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Digital Code With Driver Details Mandatory In Delhi Cabs, Autos From June
The Delhi government has made it mandatory for the cabs and autos to have QR codes compatible with the 'Himmat Plus' app, which sends out information on the driver and share it with their family.
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Himmat App For Women Safety Failed To Serve Purpose: Parliamentary Panel
A parliamentary panel has observed that the Himmat App, launched by the Delhi Police for women safety, has failed to serve the purpose as a very limited number of people registered as its users in a city of 19 million.
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Uber Partners With Delhi Police For Himmat App To Strengthen Women's Safety
The new feature will allow passengers to send a distress call to the Police Control Room and their relatives in an event of emergency.
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Delhi Police To Upgrade, Relaunch Women's Safety App 'Himmat'
This is the third time that 'Himmat' is being launched by the Delhi Police.
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Opinion: Nirbhaya Fund Remains Unspent. Happy Women's Day
From 2013 to 2017, the Rs 3,000 crore in the Nirbhaya Fund has remained almost entirely unspent. In 2016 and 2017, the Finance Minister didn't even mention women's safety in his Budget speech. It's back to normal.
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Lt Governor to be Part of High-Level Panel on Women Safety
A high-level committee including the likes of Lt Governor, Delhi Commission for Women chairperson and Delhi Police Commissioner among others will be constituted to review the existing women safety measures in the city.
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3 Delhi Police Applications to be Launched
Delhi Police Commissioner B S Bassi today said three upcoming mobile-based applications for reporting economic offences, crime against women and cases of petty thefts will be launched in a month's time.
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BS Bassi Hits Back at Arvind Kejriwal Over 'Jungle Raj' Remarks
Delhi Police Commissioner B S Bassi today took on Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over his "jungle raj" comments describing it as an attempt at "political positioning" which deserves "no importance".
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Women Shouldn't Suffer in Silence But Seek Police Help, Says Commissioner BS Bassi
Delhi Police chief B S Bassi today emphasised on the importance of adequate safety and security for women and said that they should not suffer in silence but seek the help of police in times of crisis.
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Jharkand to Introduce 'Himmat' Mobile Safety App for Women
After being launched in Delhi, the "Himmat" mobile app for women safety will now be introduced by the Jharkhand government as part of its security measures, the state assembly was informed today.
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Delhi Police Launches 'Himmat' WhatsApp and Hike Groups for Women's Safety
Women travelling by public transport can now send photographs and other details of the vehicle to the police before boarding it.
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Odisha Commissionerate Police to Launch App for Women's Safety
Police in the twin cities of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack are set to launch an app to will help women in distress.
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Uber, Delhi Police Partner to Integrate Himmat Safety App for Riders, Drivers
Uber and Delhi Police on Monday partnered to integrate the "Himmat" app, which, in case of an emergency will enable Delhi Police Headquarters to receive real-time location of a driver or a rider.
-
Delhi Lt. Governor Launches 'QR Code Scheme' Safety Feature for Commuters on Himmat Plus App
The "QR Code Scheme" feature for the Himmat Plus safety app has been designed to enhance the safety and security of commuters, particularly of women.
-
Over 200 Women In Delhi Reclaim The Streets In A Midnight "Fearless Run"
At midnight on Monday, more than 200 women took to the streets in the national capital to participate in a 5-kilometre "Fearless Run".
-
Digital Code With Driver Details Mandatory In Delhi Cabs, Autos From June
The Delhi government has made it mandatory for the cabs and autos to have QR codes compatible with the 'Himmat Plus' app, which sends out information on the driver and share it with their family.
-
Himmat App For Women Safety Failed To Serve Purpose: Parliamentary Panel
A parliamentary panel has observed that the Himmat App, launched by the Delhi Police for women safety, has failed to serve the purpose as a very limited number of people registered as its users in a city of 19 million.
-
Uber Partners With Delhi Police For Himmat App To Strengthen Women's Safety
The new feature will allow passengers to send a distress call to the Police Control Room and their relatives in an event of emergency.
-
Delhi Police To Upgrade, Relaunch Women's Safety App 'Himmat'
This is the third time that 'Himmat' is being launched by the Delhi Police.
-
Opinion: Nirbhaya Fund Remains Unspent. Happy Women's Day
From 2013 to 2017, the Rs 3,000 crore in the Nirbhaya Fund has remained almost entirely unspent. In 2016 and 2017, the Finance Minister didn't even mention women's safety in his Budget speech. It's back to normal.
-
Lt Governor to be Part of High-Level Panel on Women Safety
A high-level committee including the likes of Lt Governor, Delhi Commission for Women chairperson and Delhi Police Commissioner among others will be constituted to review the existing women safety measures in the city.
-
3 Delhi Police Applications to be Launched
Delhi Police Commissioner B S Bassi today said three upcoming mobile-based applications for reporting economic offences, crime against women and cases of petty thefts will be launched in a month's time.
-
BS Bassi Hits Back at Arvind Kejriwal Over 'Jungle Raj' Remarks
Delhi Police Commissioner B S Bassi today took on Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over his "jungle raj" comments describing it as an attempt at "political positioning" which deserves "no importance".
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Women Shouldn't Suffer in Silence But Seek Police Help, Says Commissioner BS Bassi
Delhi Police chief B S Bassi today emphasised on the importance of adequate safety and security for women and said that they should not suffer in silence but seek the help of police in times of crisis.
-
Jharkand to Introduce 'Himmat' Mobile Safety App for Women
After being launched in Delhi, the "Himmat" mobile app for women safety will now be introduced by the Jharkhand government as part of its security measures, the state assembly was informed today.
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Delhi Police Launches 'Himmat' WhatsApp and Hike Groups for Women's Safety
Women travelling by public transport can now send photographs and other details of the vehicle to the police before boarding it.
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Odisha Commissionerate Police to Launch App for Women's Safety
Police in the twin cities of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack are set to launch an app to will help women in distress.
