Theft most common crime : Survey

MUMBAI: Theft is the most commonly experienced crime in Mumbai and Delhi followed by sexual harassment and physical assault. In both cities, the majority of all crimes take place from 12 pm to 6 pm.

FIRs Registered Only in Quarter of All Sexual Harassment Cases, Reveals Survey

New Delhi: A large number of criminals involved in sexual harassment, assault, criminal intimidation, burglaries and theft get away scot-free in metropolitan cities like Delhi and Mumbai, as more than half the victims do not report the crimes to the police.

45 percent Delhi residents wary of public transport

In a comparative survey between Mumbai and Delhi that analysed crime victimisation and public safety perception, data revealed that more people in the national capital worry about their safety when they have to use public transport after 9 pm.

Crime Victimisation and Safety Perception: A Public Survey of Delhi and Mumbai

This report represents one of the first efforts to conduct a public survey on crime victimisation and public safety perception in India.

Your Opinion matters: CHRI INVITATION FOR LAUNCH OF CRIME VICTIMISATION AND SAFETY PERCEPTION: A PUBLIC SURVEY OF DELHI AND MUMBAI

We all know crime statistics play an important role for the police to make informed judgments about crime prevention, response strategies, and allocation of scarce resources.

Study shows theft of phones and cars a serious problem in Delhi

New Delhi: A study conducted by the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) has established that theft is the most commonly experienced crime in the capital, with mobile phones being the most purloined product.

RTI reveals NHPC earned Rs.194 billion from hydel projects in J&K between 2001-2015

Srinagar, April 21  (Only Kashmir): The J&K RTI Movement, an NGO, Thursday claimed that National Hydro Power Corporation (NHPC) earned Rs 194 billion from various power projects in Jammu and Kashmir.

CHRI urges Maldives to accept it is on the formal agenda of CMAG

NEW DELHI: The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) welcomes the continued scrutiny of the deteriorating situation in the Maldives by the Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG), which serves as a watchdog group for Commonwealth countries.