Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Goa Leads India in Cybercrime Reporting Ability
Goa leads India in helping people report cybercrimes.
Over 44% of people in Goa can report online fraud.
More women than men in Goa know how to report online fraud.
Goa did this by teaching people about cybercrime and how to report it.
They went to schools and other places to teach people.
Because of these efforts, people in Goa are better at stopping and reporting online fraud.
Goa leads Indian states in cybercrime reporting ability.
44.6% of Goans can report cyber fraud to police or via a portal.
50.1% of females in Goa can report online fraud.
The Goa Police conducted awareness programs in schools and communities.
Improved reporting has helped prevent financial losses.
- Who
- Goa residents and the Goa Police Cybercrime department.
- What
- Goa residents have demonstrated the highest ability to report cybercrimes compared to other Indian states.
- When
- The findings are based on a recent study.
- Where
- Goa, India
- Why
- Goa implemented awareness programs to increase public knowledge of cybercrime reporting.
- Cybercrime Reporting Rate
- 44.6% of Goans
- Female Reporting Rate
- 50.1%
- Male Reporting Rate
- 39.1%
- Email Awareness
- 55%
- Online Banking Awareness
- 57.9%
- People Sensitized
- Over one lakh