That is a rather difficult question to answer. You see, no country can ever be ideal to the maximum. But there are certain factors, that when we as a country overcome/achieve, India will be much safer for women to move about freely without any fright. A good society dwells on mutual respect between the different sexes. It is crucial for men to respect women and vice versa. And this has to instilled in children who will eventually be the youth of the country. Mothers need to teach their sons to respect women rather than viewing them as objects that they can acquire. And on the other hand, daughters need to be taught to not be docile and
stand up for themselves. Another important factor that can contribute to this is education.
The penal code also needs to be updated. So many sexual offenders walk free on the streets which should not be the case. Stricter punishments would instill a sense of fear among the public and would likely help reduce the rate of crimes against women in the country. On a similar note, faster judicial proceedings can also have a positive impact in the sense that, cases would not
pend over many years and the guilty would be behind bars quicker. Lastly, we need to learn to be empathetic towards the victims who have suffered rather than blaming and associating them with a taboo subject. These things are not impossible to achieve but may take time and maybe somewhere down the future, we will eventually be a safe haven for our daughters and sisters.