Archive · 12 Nov 2025
‘Vishwas Yatra’ Motorcycle Rally Rides for Women's Safety in Assam
Imagine a group of people riding motorcycles across a state called Assam.
They have a special name for their trip: 'Vishwas Yatra,' which means a journey of trust.
They are riding to help women feel safer and stronger.
The leader, Ms. Deka, says they want to remind women that they have important rights given by the country's rulebook, the Constitution.
The rally also wants women to believe in themselves and know that they can get help if they are in trouble by calling a special phone number.
The riders are visiting different towns to spread this message of courage and equality for all women.
A motorcycle rally named 'Vishwas Yatra' has begun its journey from Guwahati to Jorhat to promote women's safety and empowerment.
The rally is led by Angoorlata Deka, Chairperson of the Assam State Commission for Women, and includes 16 riders.
The initiative aims to raise awareness about women's rights, self-belief, and the importance of justice.
The four-day rally will pass through Morigaon, Nagaon, and Golaghat before concluding in Jorhat.
The Assam State Commission for Women encourages women in distress to seek help by calling the 181 helpline.
- Who
- Angoorlata Deka, Chairperson of the Assam State Commission for Women, and a group of 16 riders.
- What
- A motorcycle rally named 'Vishwas Yatra' to promote women's safety, empowerment, and awareness of their rights.
- When
- Flagged off on Wednesday (prior to November 12th) for a four-day journey.
- Where
- Across Assam, starting from Guwahati and proceeding towards Jorhat, including stops in Morigaon, Nagaon, and Golaghat.
- Why
- To raise awareness among women about self-belief, empower them, establish justice, and educate them about their constitutional rights.
- Rally Name
- Vishwas Yatra
- Initiator
- Angoorlata Deka, Chairperson of Assam State Commission for Women
- Purpose
- Raise awareness about women's safety, empowerment, self-belief, and justice.
- Route
- Guwahati to Jorhat, passing through Morigaon, Nagaon, and Golaghat
- Duration
- Four days
- Participants
- 16 riders (mix of men and women)
- Helpline
- 181