Archive · 23 May 2025
Yavatmal Police Empowering Women Through Self-Defense and Awareness Camps
The Yavatmal police hosted free, two-day camps for 1,200 young women to teach them important skills.
The camps covered martial arts, to help them defend themselves, as well as laws about women's rights and how to stay safe online.
They also learned about health and hygiene.
One participant was a UPSC topper, who learned a lot and plans to use the knowledge in her future career.
The camps provided free transport, uniforms, and housing for those attending.
This initiative, called 'Operation Prasthan,' aimed to build confidence and empower women in the community.
Yavatmal police organized two-day camps focused on self-defense and awareness for young women.
1,200 women aged 15-30 participated, including UPSC topper Adiba Anam.
The camps covered martial arts, women's laws, cyber awareness, and health and hygiene.
Camps were free, including bus travel, uniforms, and lodging.
The initiative, called 'Operation Prasthan,' aimed to empower women and build confidence.
- Who
- 1,200 young women aged 15-30 years, including UPSC topper Adiba Anam.
- What
- Yavatmal police organized two-day camps introducing 1,200 young women to martial arts, women's laws, and cyber awareness.
- When
- Five camps have been held since April 21, with the sixth commencing on Friday.
- Where
- Yavatmal police headquarters.
- Why
- To empower women, ensuring they are physically and mentally prepared to face potential threats.
- Participants
- 1,200
- Age Range
- 15-30 years
- Organizer
- Yavatmal police
- Camp Cost
- Free
- Topics Covered
- Martial arts, women's laws, cyber awareness, health and hygiene