Women safety and Self Defence Training - March 29, 2025
Date: March 29, 2025
Duration:
1 day(s)
Venue:
Seminar Hall
Target:
PG and UG Studnets
Number of Participants:
120
Report on Women Safety App and Self-Defence Tricks Awareness Program
Introduction
The Police Department, in collaboration with the Women’s Empowerment Cell (WEC), organized an awareness program on women’s safety apps and self-defense techniques on (mention date) at (mention venue). The program aimed to educate women about digital safety tools, enhance their self-defense skills, and empower them to respond effectively in emergency situations.
Objectives
To introduce and promote the use of women’s safety mobile applications.
To train participants in basic self-defense techniques for personal safety.
To create awareness about legal rights and emergency helplines available for women.
To foster confidence and a sense of security among women.
Key Highlights of the Program
1. Awareness on Women Safety Apps
Experts from the Police Cyber Cell demonstrated the use of various safety apps, including:
Emergency SOS Apps (e.g., MySafetipin, bSafe, etc.)
Local Police Helpline Apps
Location Tracking and Alert Features
Participants were taught how to register, use the emergency alert system, and enable GPS tracking for safety.
2. Self-Defense Training
Trainers from the Police Department’s Self-Defense Unit conducted a hands-on session covering:
Basic striking techniques (palm strikes, elbow strikes, knee kicks).
Escape techniques (from wrist grabs, chokes, and back holds).
Use of everyday objects (keys, bags, pens) for self-defense.
Quick reaction strategies for unexpected attacks.
3. Legal Awareness and Helpline Information
Legal advisors educated participants about:
Women’s Rights and Laws related to harassment and assault.
Police Helplines and Reporting Procedures.
Emergency Contacts: 1091 (Women’s Helpline), 112 (Emergency Response).
Participation and Response
Over (mention number) participants, including students, working women, and homemakers, attended the event.
The program received positive feedback, with participants expressing increased confidence in handling unsafe situations.
Several attendees downloaded and activated safety apps on the spot.
Conclusion
The Women Safety App and Self-Defense Awareness Program was a successful initiative, enhancing awareness and practical self-defense skills among women. The collaboration between the Police Department and WEC proved effective in spreading awareness about personal safety and empowering women with the knowledge and tools necessary to protect themselves.
Recommendations
Organizing such programs regularly in different locations.
Introducing self-defense training as part of school and college curriculums.
Encouraging women to actively use and promote safety apps.
The event was a step forward in ensuring women's safety and empowerment, reinforcing the idea that awareness and preparedness are the first lines of defense.
