Women

Having women leaders in the stations might curb this fear and allow a space for women to be open about the crimes they have faced.

Women won’t sit around and put up with behaviour that in any way attempts to outrage their modesty.They won’t back down, they will fight back.

A voter assistance cell will also be set up in each booth to help voters in locating their booths, numbers in rolls and in casting votes without any issues.

In an attempt to empower women in Assam, this couple started 'The Ant', in which women in need become empowered weavers!

One Bengaluru footpath warrior has found an innovative way of driving away these bikers and make space for pedestrians on footpaths to walk, which is rightfully theirs. She is often seen arranging stones along sidewalks to stop motorists from driving over them.

"When Rachana first called us on 13th March, all she told us was that something terrible is happening to her, and she needs immediate help."

Apart from her core work of maintaining law and order, she started training police officers on 'sensitivity' and ‘empathy’ and began using ‘social innovation’ in policing.

For victims of trafficking, timely help and support is vital.

Taking the moniker of fuzzy seed carrier, Appooppanthaadi is the brainchild of Sajna Ali, whose own thirst for travelling and exploring lesser-known places gave birth to the venture.

Here are some superwomen from the legal profession who made a remarkable name for themselves.