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A woman in Delhi accused a Rapido driver of harassment, sharing screenshots of his repeated messages and calls after her ride.The incident has raised safety concerns.

"Hello everyone, I am happy to discuss my startup idea with you. I want to create a ride-sharing service like Ola and Uber, but with a focus on women's safety and security. We will prioritize women passengers and assign women drivers to them to ensur

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Safety is a fundamental concern for women around the world, whether they’re walking home late at night, commuting, or just going about their daily lives. Statistics show alarming rates of harassment, assault, and violence against women. So what we a

Women face increasing risks of harassment and violence, especially in urban areas and during nighttime, with existing safety measures often being reactive or inefficient. Our solution is an AI-driven real-time threat detection system that proactively

As safety concerns continue to rise, especially for women, we believe technology can play a transformative role in empowering individuals to navigate the world more confidently. We are working on an idea that could redefine personal safety for women,

Additional security feature for women riders on Ola/Uber 💡 Ride-hailing companies can introduce a feature that allows female passengers to opt for women drivers. This could include a dedicated fleet of women drivers, where the app offers female rid

How many of you think it is very wrong that women are wearing mens clothes like T-shirts shirts half pant and full pant jeans and all these things but we mens are not allowed to wear saree because if we wear that everyone will l augh and we can't whe

Women Entrepreneurs: Outperforming Despite Funding Gaps Women face significant funding disparities. Globally, women's startup rose from 6.1% (2001) to 10.4% (2023). In India, ~73,151 startups have at least one woman director. However, only 14.1% of t