Real conversations about women's safety in Delhi โ the risks, the gaps, and what DAWN is doing about them.
The question hasn't changed in a decade. The answers need to. DAWN's founding premise is that safety technology failed women because it stayed passive โ it alerted, it tracked, it notified. But it never showed up. We explore the gap between safety apps and actual safety.
Metros and buses go most of the way. The final 500 metres home is where danger lives.
Response time isn't just a statistic โ it's a life. Here's what happens in the first 10 minutes.
Data from 10,000 requests reveals the pockets of Delhi where women feel safest โ and where they don't.
Not everyone can be a knight. Here's the Aadhaar verification, training, and rating system that determines who shows up at your door.
A single tap triggers GPS capture, contact notification, push alerts, admin logging, and live tracking simultaneously. Here's how.
Section 354 of the IPC isn't just a legal clause โ it's a cultural gap. Here's why forward-thinking companies are offering DAWN as an employee benefit.
India's emergency response data reveals a systemic gap. Average ambulance response in Delhi: 14 minutes. A lot can happen in 14 minutes.
We walked 12 major college routes after 9 PM and documented every unlit stretch, broken CCTV, and unsafe crossing. The results were expected. And still shocking.
Before writing a single line of code, we spent 6 months interviewing women across 20 Delhi neighbourhoods. Here's what they said โ unfiltered.
Monthly dispatches on women's safety in Delhi, DAWN updates, and stories from the field. No spam, ever.