Daily Archives: March 15, 2016

Female cops in all Telangana Police Stations

File complaints about sex harassment: DGP

 With TS government reserving 33 per cent posts for Women in the police department, every police station will have women police officers. (Representational image)
With TS government reserving 33 per cent posts for Women in the police department, every police station will have women police officers. (Representational image)

Hyderabad:

Women will be empowered only when they become economically independent and come forward to complain about sexual harassment, said Mr Anurag Sharma, the DGP of Telangana.

With TS government reserving 33 per cent posts for women in the police department, every police station will have women police officers. This move will encourage women to approach the police, Mr Sharma said at a programme on ‘Awareness on Legal rights and Self defence Techniques’, organised by the TS CID and Hyderabad SHE team.

More police stations and women officers may not empower women. Only when they achieve economic independence, they get empowered, he said.

Hyderabad police commissioner M. Mahender Reddy praised the role of SHE teams in the city. Nearly 100 SHE teams are operating in the city and they carry cameras to record eve teasers in action. “Apart from booking them, they are also counselled along with their parents and families,” the commissioner said.

The police will be installing one lakh CCTV cameras across the city and they will be linked to the Command Control Center. For providing a one stop multipurpose help center for women, a new counselling center has been opened at HACA Bhavan.

Tollywood actress Manchu Laxmi said there should be a change in the mindset of men towards women. Film star Ramcharan Tej, senior police officials and nearly 3,000 city college girls participated in the event, where they were given awareness on legal issues and taught self defence techniques.

source: http://www.deccanchronicle.com / Deccan Chronicle / Home> Nation> Crime / Deccan Chronicle / March 14th, 2016

Plea for inclusion of martyr’s life history in school curriculum

ZP chairperson Tula Uma, CPI State secretary Chada Venkat Reddy at the Telangana Armed Struggle martyr Anabheri Prabhakar’s 69th death anniversary in Karimnagar on Monday.-Photo: By arrangement.
ZP chairperson Tula Uma, CPI State secretary Chada Venkat Reddy at the Telangana Armed Struggle martyr Anabheri Prabhakar’s 69th death anniversary in Karimnagar on Monday.-Photo: By arrangement.

Zilla Parishad chairperson Tula Uma on Monday said that they urged the State government to include the life history of Telangana armed struggle martyr Anabheri Prabhakar in the school curriculum.

Participating in the 69th death anniversary of Anabheri Prabhakar here on Monday, she said that they also urged the government to install the statue of Prabhakar on Tank bund and conduct his birth and death anniversaries as State festivals to inspire the present generation.

Recollecting the supreme sacrifice made by Anabheri for the liberation of Telangana State from the clutches of Nizam rulers, CPI State secretary Chada Venkat Reddy urged the government to include the life history of Prabhakar in the school curriculum.

He said that Anabheri Prabhakar along with 10 others were killed in encounter by the Nizam on March 14, 1948 in Karimnagar district. He demanded that the government celebrate the Telangana Liberation day on September 17 as State festival officially as the Telangana was liberated from Nizam rulers on September 17, 1948. Earlier, the CPI leaders and ZP chairperson paid rich tributes to Anabheri Prabhakar by garlanding his statue.

The CPI district secretary K Ramgopal Reddy, town secretary P Raju, state council leader K Shoba Rani, B Ashok, P Kedari and others were also present.

source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> National> Telangana / by Special Correspondent / Karimnagar -March 15th, 2016