An initiative · Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Rural Police

“If you have saved a life, you have given it rebirth.”

Abhinna — integrated, undivided — is a community programme of the Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Rural Police working with schoolchildren, adolescents, parents, and villages. A movement against crimes on women and for the rights, dignity, and confidence of every child.

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Region

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) Rural, Maharashtra

Focus

Women's safety, children's rights, fearless adolescence

Method

School assemblies, films, samarohs, parent-police dialogue

§ 01 — About

A movement
for equality of mind.

Crime against women, and the denial of children's rights, are not only law-and-order issues — they are questions of how a society raises its children, and what it teaches them to expect of each other.

“Today's children are the future of a progressive India — awareness of their rights, and of their right to grow up without fear, is the first responsibility of every parent and every police officer.”

— Smt. Moksha Patil, Superintendent of Police (Rural), Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

Abhinna is an initiative of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Rural Police (formerly Aurangabad Rural District Police), Maharashtra, working at the intersection of women's safety and children's rights.

The programme reaches schools, colleges, temples, panchayats, and parent gatherings across the rural district. Through Bal Hakk Samarohs (children's rights gatherings), short films, frank dialogue with adolescent girls and boys, and direct partnership with educators, Abhinna works upstream — building the confidence of girls to speak, the respect of boys, and the awareness of parents and bystanders.

Crime against women — from domestic violence and harassment to dowry and workplace abuse — and the silencing of children both have the same root: fear. Abhinna's answer is to make fearlessness ordinary.

01

Children's rights, first

Bal Hakk Samarohs in schools and community halls — teaching children, parents, and teachers what every child is entitled to: safety, dignity, voice, and a fearless childhood.

02

Fearless girls, respectful boys

Films and conversations with adolescents about consent, equality, eve-teasing, and how to grow up confident, kind, and unafraid — because behaviours form early.

03

Safer schools, stronger response

Helpline numbers everyone can remember, women officers and constables present and respected, and a visible police partnership with every educational institution in the district.

§ 02 — Films & Talks · 15 films

Stories from the field.

Short films, public service messages, talks, and recorded sessions from Abhinna's outreach work. Updated automatically from our YouTube channel.

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§ 04 — Help

If you, or someone you know, needs help.

These are 24×7 emergency and support numbers across India and Maharashtra. Call without hesitation.

112

Emergency

National emergency response — police, fire, ambulance.

1091

Women in Distress

National women's helpline — 24×7, free, confidential.

1098

CHILDLINE

Help for children in need of care and protection.

100

Police

Maharashtra Police — dial 100 anytime, anywhere.

§ 05 — Contact

Reach the initiative.

Schools, NGOs, parents, and community partners — write to us, or follow our work on social channels.

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Rural Police

Superintendent of Police — Rural
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad), Maharashtra, India

On the web

abhinna.in  ·  @abhinnainitiative on Instagram  ·  @abhinna9140 on YouTube

“A child who grows up without fear, and a girl who grows up knowing her rights — that is the work, and the measure of it.”

— Abhinna · Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Rural Police