How a teenager is helping make safer roads for women
Women have had to fight for the freedom to study, work, play, and simply move through public spaces without fear. Even a walk down the road can sometimes come with calculations about safety, lighting, and time. As reports of crimes against women continue to make headlines, a teenager in Ambala decided to act on one small but visible part of a much bigger problem.
· 11/3/2026, 7:52:03 AM· 2 min read
Women have had to fight for the freedom to study, work, play, and simply move through public spaces without fear. Even a walk down the road can sometimes come with calculations about safety, lighting, and time. As reports of crimes against women continue to make headlines, a teenager in Ambala decided to act on one small but visible part of a much bigger problem.
Read original story →Related stories
breaking
ST seat reservation: Goa to move Supreme Court against High Court order stalling the process
breaking
Mamata, Rahul fighting for infiltrators to keep them in India: Bengal CM
breaking
Runners from Belagavi finish Goa Ironman event
breaking