
Telangana Women Safety Wing director general Charu Sinha and Osmania University vice-chancellor Prof Kumar Molugaram on Thursday opened a two-day Training of Trainers programme on campus, arguing that women’s safety depends on a shift in social attitudes, not just policing. The event, part of the Stand with Her campaign, will equip more than 250 participants in four batches to conduct awareness sessions at their own institutions. The university said women make up nearly 40% of its faculty and plans high-rise hostels for 1,500 women students.

The programme covers gender, boundaries, consent and intervention skills. Through a multiplier approach, the WSW expects to reach more than 2,000 people across Telangana over six months. The sessions conclude on Friday.
Both Deccan Chronicle and Times of India cover the same event with near-identical wire-style reporting. Each leads with the call for a mindset shift, attributes the same quotes to Charu Sinha and Prof Kumar Molugaram, and states the same figures on faculty percentage and hostel capacity. The coverage is uniform straight reporting with no discernible slant. The implication is that the two-day programme’s concrete next step is the multiplier effect: more than 250 trained participants will run awareness sessions, aiming to reach over 2,000 people across Telangana in six months.
Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral
Sources (2): timesofindia.indiatimes.com (neutral report), deccanchronicle.com (neutral report)
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