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He also announced self-defence training programme for women from September 20 at Eco Park from 7am to 8am and 4pm to 5pm. The DIG advised students to avoid chatting with strangers on social networking sites. In several cases, most of the profiles on social networking sites are found fake,” he said, adding that women should become independent and know how to protect themselves from molesters. PATNA: The state home department is to launch a mobile app within ten days for the safety and security of women in the state capital, DIG (central range) Rajesh Kumar announced on Tuesday.Explaining its features, he said women would have to download the app and feed all the information to send a message to nearby police station and their family members if they land in trouble. “The training will be free for girls,” he said.He also announced a ‘girls guiding centre’ to function at Patna traffic police station HQ from Wednesday between 2.30pm and 3.30pm..