Which report, released in 2025, gives a perception-based safety score of urban women across 31 Indian cities?
NARI 2025 Index
The NARI 2025 Index, released in 2025, is a study that measures the perception-based safety score of women in urban India across 31 cities.
It is based on surveys capturing women's own lived experiences and perceptions regarding safety in public spaces, transport, workplaces and homes across these cities.
The other named options are not the actual titles used for this 2025 perception-based urban safety study.
Hence, the report is the NARI 2025 Index.
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