EPISODE · Jun 24, 2026 · 52 MIN
The Most Disturbing Truth About Women & Child Safety in India | Ms. Renu Mathur
from Debunk With Karuna · host Karuna Singh
Learn the real Truth About Women & Child Safety In India from one of the most prestigious and experienced counsellor of India - Dr. Renu Mathur | Debunk With Karuna PodcastTime Stamps:00:00 | Episode Teaser – Women Safety & POCSO01:10 | Introduction 02:00 | Renu Mathur’s Journey02:46 | Assault Cases & Awareness04:16 | Offender Psychology & Root Causes05:19 | Parenting in the Internet Age08:00 | Technology & Child Safety09:34 | Sexual Education Importance11:05 | POCSO & Child Protection Laws13:00 | Women Safety & Objectification29:59 | Skill Development for Survivors30:47 | Most Gruesome Shocking Case Ever35:36 | POSH & Workplace Harassment45:40 | Self-Defence & Helplines50:38 | Renu Mathur’s Impact & Closing CreditsHost: Karuna SinghGuest: Renu MathurResearch: Noor MalhotraDirection: IASH Marcomm Ventures LLPProducer: Karuna SinghEditor: RishabSound: IASH Marcomm Ventures LLPSpecial Thanks: Vivek MehraIn today’s episode, we sit down with Renu Mathur – India’s first grief counsellor, a pioneer in counselling, women empowerment, and mental health awareness. With her years of experience as a POSCO counsellor and POSH Act chairperson, she has worked closely on issues of sexual harassment, workplace harassment, trauma recovery, women safety in India, and child protection laws in India, making her one of the most credible voices in this space.This conversation takes you through her journey of becoming India’s first grief counsellor and why grief counselling is so important in a society where mental health is still a taboo. Renu Mathur talks about the misuse of POCSO Act, the challenges of implementing child protection laws in India, and why awareness of the POSH Act in India is crucial to build safe workplaces. She also explains how POCSO child line works and why it is such a critical support system for children in distress.We go deep into the ground reality of prevention of sexual harassment at workplace and the struggles that women face not only at work but also in ensuring their safety in public spaces. Renu Mathur reflects on women safety in India, the barriers women encounter in getting justice, and how conversations around workplace harassment are still not strong enough in many organizations.Another powerful part of this episode is the discussion on family, parenting, and the environment in which children grow up. She explains how communication and emotional support from parents can directly impact child safety in India, how social media influences teenage behavior, and why responsible parenting is essential in the digital age.Through real-life cases and experiences, Renu Mathur shares how counselling helps victims of sexual harassment, guides juveniles towards better decisions, and empowers women to face their struggles with resilience. From trauma recovery to prevention of sexual harassment, from misuse of POCSO Act to spreading awareness of child safety in India, this episode is full of lessons that can inspire awareness and action.About Karuna Singh:Karuna Singh is a philanthropist and entrepreneur at heart, blending her expertise in business, education, and global leadership. She is the winner of Femina Miss India Punjab 2020 and a TEDx speaker who inspires audiences with her insights on empowerment and growth. She is passionate about creating meaningful impact through philanthropy, mentorship, and initiatives that drive social change.📌 Don’t forget to Like, Share & Subscribe for more real conversations and powerful podcasts.YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/@DebunkWithKarunaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/debunkwithkaruna/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karuna.singh12/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DebunkWithKaruna/Snapchat : https://www.snapchat.com/@debunkwidkaruna
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