Safety Tips for Women Arjun

Arjun ' Har Yug Mein Aayega Ek is a crime action thriller that showcases various crimes committed from crimes of passion to terrorism. The range is individual's revenge against one or a premeditated mass murder with intention of instilling fear in people. The show brings to you the ETF Team that is led by ACP Sameer Rathore (Behzaad Khan). While solving crime, you would see him be specially protective of women, the elder and children. Seeing crime everyday could harden the toughest cops, but ACP Rathore is a man that keeps the humanity within him alive. Commiseration and compassion are emotions he displays even in extreme circumstances.

ACP Arjun Suryakant Rawte (Shaleen Malhotra) is a cop that thinks out of the box, solves crimes though lateral thinking and understanding intricacies of people's behaviour. Aayesha Kapoor (Shital Shah) is a straight forward tough cop, hacking it in a man's world with dignity and respect. Chhotu (Ketan Karande) of course is a rare man of brains and brawn. Shree (Siddharth Sen) is a guy who has mastered technology and makes it work for him to find criminals and bring them to justice in a fast and efficient manner and last but not the least is Liza D'cruz, who is a forensic expert that determines the nature of crime and the intensity of a culprit's intentions in her lab, her playground as she would perhaps say.

Today, Forum 32 brings you aspects of crime that women should not only try and guard themselves against but also equip themselves to fight for their safety. With recent incidents of gang-rape and molestations in our country, women need to be prepared. Shows like Qubool Hai on Zee TV and Suvreen Guggal ' Topper of the Year advocate the use of pepper spray, however it is not enough. One needs to arm oneself with more. Women have become stronger and more outgoing with each generation that passes and while they have come of age, they still have vulnerabilities.

Here are some tips especially for women who travel alone or walk alone or interacting alone in cyberspace.

1. Awareness ' Be aware of your surrounding. Prevention they is better than cure. Why should you have to physically fight someone off when you can be aware of potential hazard before it becomes one.

2. Use Sixth Sense ' Your gut instinct, sixth sense, whatever else you want to call it is the first red flag raiser in a potentially unsafe situation or person. Listen to it.

3. Self defense training ' Some sort of training besides being equipped with a pepper spray is a good defense tool. Be sure to learn realistic methods and simulated assault for practice.

4. Escape ' Looking for the way out is the best thing. Either to attract attention to you or away from the perpetrator is the idea. Escape the situation by running, throwing, shouting or whatever else you can.

5. Safety in Cyberspace ' Here is this particular tip for all our followers who are women that be careful with online communication. Use a nickname, never give your address or telephone number. Be aware of hacking, phishing and other such cyber crimes.

Be bring this to you as today you all shall miss tonight's episode. Do share safety tips not just for women but people at large against potential crime. Life is precious. Lets try and keep it safe and healthy.