Gujarat traffic police's posters warning against attending late-night parties has sparked outrage. These posters, sponsored ...

Gujarat police officials said that a group called Satarkta had sought permission to put up posters in Gujarati to promote ...

The posters suggested women 'not attend late-night parties' and 'not go with friends to dark, isolated areas', lest they be ...

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The sexist and fear-mongering posters had been pased in several places in Ahemdabad; they were removed later after backlash ...

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Posters allegedly sponsored by the Ahmedabad traffic police for a safety campaign have stirred up a controversy, as some of them urged women to stay home to avoid getting raped.

No passenger suffered any injuries due to the accident as the train was travelling at a low speed at the time of derailment.

The Gujarat High Court on Friday (August 1) pulled up the Vadodara Jail Authority for "illegally" detaining a convict for 2 ...

The victim-blaming messaging, displayed in Sola and Chandlodia, was quickly removed following public fury. Police denied involvement, claiming an unauthorized NGO (Satarkta Group) altered approved ...