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Women want in '26 what they wanted in '25 &'24 & always

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January 01, 2026

AS we step into 2026, women across the city continue to place safety at the top of their expectations from the government.

- ADITI RAY CHOWDHURY @ New Delhi

Women want in '26 what they wanted in '25 &'24 & always

Despite multiple safety drives, policy announcements, and infrastructure upgrades over the years, concerns around everyday safety remain widespread.

For many women, the sense of discomfort persists on streets, in neighbourhoods, and during daily commutes.

Safety, they say, continues to vary sharply, depending on locality, time of day, and mode of transport. Addressing this unevenness has emerged as one of the most urgent demands from residents. One of the strongest expectations is improved street-level security. Several areas of the city still suffer from poorly-lit roads and lanes, making them vulnerable to crime.

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