Abstract

An environment free from all forms of harassment, discrimination, violence, and a well-educated society represent an ecology where women feel safe and protected. This can be accomplished in a number of ways, including by advancing gender equality, increasing public understanding of women's rights, supporting healthy relationships and education, putting into place appropriate legislation, and making sure survivors have access to support services. This research paper focuses on women's safety awareness and provides them with the information and abilities to defend themselves and remain safe in a variety of circumstances. It covers topics including knowing one's rights, being aware of one's personal safety, getting assistant, which was given by the government. In this empirical research women and men from both rural and urban backgrounds, through a random sampling method, are provided with a questionnaire, through Google form. People are aware of various crimes that take place against a woman and it has a generational link. People get exposed to different crimes depending on their age. The greater the awareness about various crimes, the greater is the room for precautions and prevention. The purpose of this study is to raise awareness and educate readers, both of which will be essential in educating women with this knowledge and empowering them. The suggestion drawn out is that though there is an awareness to some extent, there is room for analysing the same.

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