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system to check cases of violence, abuse and exploitation and take necessary steps to curb the same; and d. Involving the Community at large in creating and spreading such awareness. (vi) Explore the possibility of associating NGOs working in the area of combating crime against women. (vii) �ere should be no delay whatsoever in registration of FIR in all cases of crime against women. (viii)All out efforts should be made to apprehend all the accused named in the FIR immediately so as to generate confidence in the victims and their family members; (ix) Cases should be thoroughly investigated and charge sheets against the accused persons should be filed within three months from the date of occurrence, without compromising on the quality of investigation. Speedy investigation should be conducted in heinous crimes like rape. �e medical examination of rape victims should be conducted without delay. (x) Help-line numbers of the crime against women cells - should be exhibited prominently in hospitals/schools/colleges premises, and in other suitable places. (xi) Set up exclusive ‘Crime Against Women and Children’ desk in each police station and the Special Women police cells in the police stations and all women police thana as needed. (xii) �e specialized Sexual Assault Treatment Units could be developed in government hospitals having a large maternity section. (xiii)For improving the safety conditions on road, the concerned departments of the State Government must take suitable steps Chapter-V to: a. Increase the no. of beat constables, especially on the sensitive roads; b. Increase the number of police help booth/kiosks, especially in remote and lonely stretches; c. Increase police patrolling, especially during the night; d. Increase the number of women police officers in the mobile police vans; e. Set-up telephone booths for easy access to police; f. Install people friendly street lights on all roads, lonely stretches and alleys; and g. Ensure street lights are properly and efficiently working on all roads, lonely stretches and alleys. (xiv) Special steps to be taken for security of women working in night shi�s of call centers. (xv) Dowry related cases must be adjudicated expeditiously to avoid further harassment of the women. (xvi) Appointm77ent of Dowry Prohibition Officers and notify the Rules under the Dowry Prohibition Act, 1961. (xvii)All police stations may be advised to display the name and other details of Protection Officers of the area appointed under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005. 5.10 �e Bureau of Police Research and Development (CPR&D) under the Ministry of Home Affairs has been organizing various programmes and workshops to sensitize police officers at various levels in the States towards prevention of crime against all vulnerable sections of the society, including women and children. 57
CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN–CAC Trend Analysis–CAC 5.11 A total of 22,500 cases of crimes against children were reported in the country during 2008 as compared to 20,410 cases during 2007, suggesting an increase of 10.2%. Among IPC crimes, number of Kidnapping & Abduction cases increased from 6,377 in 2007 to 7,650 in 2008, registering an increase of 20.0% over 2007. Cases of Selling of Girls for Prostitution decreased by 29.0% during the year 2008 (69 to 58 Incidents of Crime against Children during 2004-2008 Sl. Crime Head Year Percen- No. 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 tage variation in 2008 over 2007 1. Murder 1,304 1,219 1,324 1,377 1,296 -5.9 2. Infanticide 102 108 126 134 140 4.5 3. Rape 3,542 4,026 4,721 5,045 5,446 7.9 4. Kidnapping & Abduction 3,196 3,518 5,102 6,377 7,650 20.0 5. Foeticide 86 86 125 96 73 -24.0 6. Abetment of Suicide 33 43 45 26 29 11.5 7. Exposure & Abandonment 715 933 909 923 864 -6.4 8. Prostration of Minor Girls 205 145 231 253 224 -11.5 9. Buying of Girls for Prostitution 21 28 35 40 30 -25.0 10. Selling of Girls for Prostitution 19 50 123 69 49 -29.0 11. Child Marriage Restraint Act 93 122 99 96 104 8.3 12. Other Crimes 5,107 4,697 6,127 5,974 6,595 10.4 Total 14,423 14,975 18,967 20,410 22,500 10.2 49 cases). Madhya Pradesh, with 4,259 cases, reported 18.9% of incidence of crime against children in the country during the year 2008. Crime Rate–CAC 5.12 �e rate of crime against children has marginally increased from 1.8 in 2007 to 2.0 in 2008. �e rate was highest in A & N Islands (11.3) followed by Delhi (10.7). Chapter-V
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2009-10(from April 1 - December 31,
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Home Secretary, National Institute
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following the laid down procedure.
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human lives in these states. Relief
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programme, it has been decided to i
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HOME GUARDS 10.78 Home Guards is a
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time on May 28-29, 2009 at Shimla.
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insurgency, fake currency, human tr
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convicted in India to be transferre
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Governments have so far utiised 92%
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(ii)Sri Lankan citizens. 13.37 For
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of Mizoram (8.2%), Manipur (8.0%),
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concerned authorities of the prescr
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against each of them during the yea
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ANNEXURE-I MINISTERS, SECRETARIES,
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ANNEXURE-II Vacant Addl. Secretary
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Head 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
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FUNDS RELEASED IN CASH/KIND UNDER S
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ANNEXURE-VIII (Rs. in Crore) ABSTRA
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STATEMENT SHOWING STATE-WISE EXTENT
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