According to the National Annual Report & Index on Women's Safety 2025, one of the safest city in India for women is Mumbai. Released on August 28, it was based on a survey of 12,770 women across 31 cities of India.
The NARI index was conceived by Pvalue Analytics, The NorthCap University, Jindal Global Law School. They took the safety survey for women in different Indian cities.
The capital of this Northeastern state boasts little crime and is the safest city in India for women. Strong community ties and respect for women is important in the Naga culture. Women enjoy relative freedom. Public spaces are safe even at night
The coastal city combines charm with effective policing and women's safety initiatives. Well-lit streets, frequent patrolling, active community programs ensure women feel safe commuting, working late hours or enjoying public spaces.
Friendly locals, efficient law enforcement, clean, organised urban planning means women here face fewer instances of harassment, making it one of the safest Indian cities for women.
Again deep-rooted tribal values foster gender equality and safety. Women are highly respected. Public harassment is rare. The tight-knit community culture ensures support and protection for all.
Low crime rates, tourism and a proactive police force make it one of the most secure cities for women in India.
The Arunachal capital offers a calm environment with low population density and low crime. Like Aizwal, tribal respect for women, community vigilance, and local government efforts contribute to making this capital city safer for females.
India’s most cosmopolitan city has a vibrant nightlife and strong public transport. High police visibility, gender-neutral workspaces, widespread social awareness make it the safest city in India for women.