Government Extends Women Safety Initiative through 2025-26

Government Extends Women Safety Initiative through 2025-26

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Category : National Published on: February 23 2024

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  • Government approves continuation of umbrella scheme on 'Women Safety' till 2025-26.
  • The total estimated cost is Rs 1179.72 crore, out of which Rs 885.49 crore will come from the HRD Ministry and Rs 294.23 crore will come from the Nirbhaya Fund.
  • Several projects for women's safety are proposed to continue, such as 112 Emergency Response Support System 2.0 and cyber forensic schemes.
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