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MP launches women's safety ranking for tourists. Travel safer!
HeadlinesNow reports that a groundbreaking five-day workshop commenced Monday at Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), Bhopal. This innovative initiative focuses on developing an age-based safety ranking system for women tourists across Madhya Pradesh's popular tourist destinations, from the vibrant city of Bhopal to the serene hills of Pachmarhi. The workshop, a first of its kind in the state, aims to identify critical safety concerns faced by women travelers of different age groups at various tourist spots. The project team from MANIT conducted extensive ground surveys prior to the workshop, and initial findings will be discussed. The workshop will also delve into strategies to enhance the study's effectiveness and ensure the data's accuracy. This comprehensive study, scheduled for completion by February 2026, will then be presented to policymakers to aid in crafting effective strategies to transform Madhya Pradesh's tourist locations into safe havens for women. The collaborative effort involves experts from MANIT's Architecture and Planning Department, showcasing Madhya Pradesh's commitment to women's safety and empowerment. This significant project, spearheaded by Dr. Supriya Vyas (Principal Investigator), Dr. Neha Kolhe (Co-Investigator), and Dr. Jagdish Singh (Co-Investigator), represents a proactive approach towards ensuring womens security. It is a proud moment for Madhya Pradesh, highlighting the state's commitment to both tourism development and women's safety. The age-based ranking system promises a more nuanced and effective approach to tackling specific safety concerns faced by women tourists of different demographics, making MP a safer and more welcoming place for all. The data collected through this meticulous research will be invaluable in developing targeted interventions and policies. The initiative underscores Madhya Pradesh's commitment to promoting responsible tourism, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. This pioneering effort is expected to serve as a model for other states, placing Madhya Pradesh at the forefront of women's safety in tourism. The workshop's findings will directly inform the development of safety protocols and infrastructure improvements at various tourist destinations, including improved lighting, enhanced security measures, and increased awareness campaigns. This commitment to creating a safer environment will undoubtedly enhance Madhya Pradesh's reputation as a tourist destination, attracting both domestic and international visitors while simultaneously prioritizing the well-being of its women.Explore more: Crime News
