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Why 87% of Delhi homes start worrying if women don't come home by 9 pm

95% of people in Delhi start worrying by 11 pm if an unaccompanied male household member has not returned home

A woman selling grilled corn takes shelter under an umbrella as it rains on a beach in Mumbai. Photo: Reuters
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A woman selling grilled corn takes shelter under an umbrella as it rains on a beach in Mumbai. Photo: Reuters

Avanti Durani and Neha Sinha | IndiaSpend
About 51% of people in Delhi, India’s capital city, feel that crime is a serious problem in their neighbourhood, according to a recent survey titled ‘Safety Trends and Reporting of Crime’ (SATARC). The percentages were lower in Mumbai (16%), Chennai (5%) and Bengaluru (21%).
The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) provides information on crime recorded by the police but there is no data source to gauge if people perceive their neighbourhoods to be safe or not. To gather this data, IDFC Institute conducted a survey of 20,597 households across Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru

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