Poor funding, inadequate training affect Modi govt's One Stop Centre scheme

Launching One Stop Centres for women victims of violence in 2015, PM Modi said that it will bring positive change in their lives. Nine years later, several centres are yet to be established, existing centres are poorly funded, and those seeking help are victim-blamed.

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