Which city is most safe for girls?

Here are Top 10 Safest Cities for Women in India

• Chennai – Cultural Capital of India.
• Pune – Queen of the Deccan.
• Hyderabad – City of Pearls.
• Bengaluru – Silicon Valley of India.
• Mumbai – City of Seven Islands in India.
• Ahmedabad – Manchester of India.
• Surat – The Diamond City.
• Nagpur – Tiger Capital of India.

Which city is not safe for girl in India?

Hyderabad is now ranked as one of the most unsafe cities for women in Indian with 157 cases of molestation in 2011, and number of rape cases and dowry deaths has risen too. Andhra Pradesh has emerged as the most unsafe place among the four South Indian, As per the record cases of crimes against women.

Is it safe for women in Mumbai?

There have been a few instances that have made me rethink the safety of women in Mumbai. “TThis city is as safe for women as your belongings in a bank locker!” This comparison, made by my friends in Mumbai, was reassuring. I hail from Delhi where the word ‘safe’ and ‘woman’ cannot be used in one sentence.

Which is the safest city to live in India?

Out of all the cities, Mumbai is the safest. Mumbai is ON all night and I have seen people roaming around all night, never have seen girls fearing about getting late and about their security. People leaving in Mumbai have seen this city growing day and night and they are okay if a girl roams or parties in wee hours.

Is it safe to travel at night in Mumbai?

Women feel safe to travel even at night in Mumbai due to readily available transport and buzzing nightlife. Whether it’s the poor or rich, male or female, everyone here is welcomed with an open heart. Bangalore is also known as ‘Silicon Valley of India’.

Is Delhi a safe place for girls to live?

Delhi or Mumbai, no place is safe for girls. closecomments. Refrain from posting comments that are obscene, defamatory or inflammatory, and do not indulge in personal attacks, name calling or inciting hatred against any community. Help us delete comments that do not follow these guidelines by marking them offensive.