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National Database on Sexual Offenders

The database will be accessible only to law enforcement agencies and not to the public, with 440,000 names registered, including those convicted of rape, gang rape, child sex crimes and sexual harassment, according to a home ministry statement. (Representational Image)

India launches first sex offenders register to tackle crime against women

The National Database on Sexual Offenders (NDSO) will assist in tracking and investigating cases of sexual offences, government has said.

22 Sep 2018 7:57 AM

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