Government of Telangana
Sri Anumula Revanth Reddy
Smt. D.Anasuya Seethakka
Smt. Vijayalaxmi Gadwal
“No woman should suffer in silence. The Telangana State Women’s Commission is committed to listening, supporting and ensuring that every woman has access to justice and dignity.”
— Smt. Gadwal Vijayalakshmi
B.A., BCJ., LLB.
TGSCW provides support, guidance, and justice across a wide range of issues faced by women. Select your concern to know how we can assist you.
Physical, emotional, or financial abuse by a spouse, partner, or family member. Get immediate protection and legal aid.
Know Your RightsSexual harassment, discrimination, or hostile work environment. File a complaint under the POSH Act 2013.
Know Your RightsOnline abuse, morphed images, blackmail, or social media harassment. Report it — we act swiftly to protect your dignity.
Know Your RightsDemands for dowry, intimidation, or cruelty related to marriage. Strict legal action under Dowry Prohibition Act.
Know Your RightsDenial of inheritance, illegal property transfers, or dispossession of a widow's rights. Assert your legal entitlements.
Know Your RightsEvery girl has the right to education and a safe childhood. Report child marriages — we intervene immediately.
Know Your RightsBeing followed, monitored, or persistently contacted against your will. Stalking is a cognizable offence — report it now.
Know Your RightsIf police refuse to register your FIR or are unresponsive, TGSCW can escalate directly to senior authorities on your behalf.
Know Your RightsAccess our key services quickly and easily
Annual summit bringing together women leaders, policy makers, and social activists to chart the roadmap for women empowerment in Telangana.
Read MoreTGSCW observed the international day with rallies, awareness workshops, and special legal aid camps across all 33 districts.
Read MoreFree legal consultation and aid camp organized in collaboration with District Legal Services Authority for women in distress.
Read MoreSensitization workshop for employers and employees on POSH Act 2013 compliance, reporting mechanisms, and ICC formation.
Read MoreTGSCW officers visited Panchayats across rural Telangana to create awareness about women's rights and complaint registration process.
Read MoreTGSCW launched a dedicated online counseling portal offering free psychological, legal, and financial counseling to women across Telangana.
Read MoreThe Commission released its comprehensive annual report detailing achievements, case statistics, and future roadmap for women welfare in Telangana.
Read MoreTGSCW signed a landmark MoU with NCW to strengthen inter-state cooperation on women's issues, data sharing, and joint capacity building programs.
Read MoreOur dedicated team is available to help you. All complaints are treated with strict confidentiality. Get justice — reach out to us today.
Every story represents a life changed. Identities are kept strictly anonymous to protect privacy and dignity.
A woman from a rural district endured years of domestic abuse in silence. After reaching TGSCW through the helpline, she received immediate legal counsel, shelter support, and was connected to the authorities. Today, she lives independently with her children.
A young professional faced repeated harassment at her workplace. Her HR refused to act. TGSCW intervened, ensured an ICC inquiry was conducted, and she received justice within 60 days. She continues to work in the same organisation with dignity.
A college student was being blackmailed with morphed images on social media. TGSCW coordinated swiftly with the Cyber Crime Cell. The perpetrator was arrested within days and all offending content was removed from platforms.
A newly married woman faced relentless demands and abuse from her in-laws. The police initially showed inaction. TGSCW escalated the matter directly to the Superintendent of Police, resulting in an FIR and her safe return to her parents' home.
A distressed mother approached TGSCW about her 16-year-old daughter being forcibly married. TGSCW intervened through the district administration, stopped the marriage, and ensured the girl was re-enrolled in school with continued welfare support.
A widow was forcibly evicted from her matrimonial home by her in-laws after her husband's passing. TGSCW arranged free legal aid, filed a petition on her behalf, and secured an interim court order restoring possession of her home.
