| 1. Swati Maliwal is an Indian politician and a social activist. |
| 2. She is currently the Chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW). |
| 3. She completed Class 12 at Amity International School, Noida, in 2002. |
| 4. In 2006, she earned a B.Tech in Information Technology from JSS Academy of Technical Education, UPTU. |
| 5. Swati secured 92% in Class 12 and 66% in B.Tech. |
| 6. In 2002, she received a Certificate of Merit from CBSE for English. |
| 7. She worked with a man providing free education to children after graduating. |
| 8. Swati co-founded an NGO called Parivartan with Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia. |
| 9. From 2006 to 2013, she worked with Public Cause Research Foundation on women's empowerment. |
| 10. She shared suggestions with the Thirteenth Finance Commission in 2007. |
| 11. Swati joined India Against Corruption movement in 2011. |
| 12. She was involved in drafting the Delhi Nagar Swaraj Bill in 2014. |
| 13. She proposed public meetings in four Municipal Wards of Delhi. |
| 14. Swati worked as a Consultant for the Bihar Government on child development reforms. |
| 15. She advised Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after AAP came into power in 2013. |
| 16. In July 2015, Swati was appointed Chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women. |
| 17. She engaged with women ambassadors and attended the Women Safety Conclave in 2017. |
| 18. Swati led a Satyagrah Movement against lenient molester laws in 2017. |
| 19. She demanded justice for the Unnao rape victim in 2018. |
| 20. Swati initiated the Rape Roko campaign in 2018. |
| 21. In 2018, she criticized her ex-husband over a rape remark after the Rewari incident. |
| 22. She busted a spa sex racket with the Delhi Police in 2019. |
| 23. Swati launched the "Ched-Chaad Par Hockey Chaar" campaign for women's security in 2019. |
| 24. She organized a campaign to raise menstrual cycle awareness in 2019. |
| 25. Swati met women representatives of the Professional Fellow Programme in 2019. |
| 26. She went on a hunger strike in 2020 for stricter rape laws. |
| 27. Her tenure as DCW Chairperson was extended by the Delhi Government in 2021. |
| 28. Swati wrote to authorities over a controversial TV commercial in 2022. |
| 29. In January 2023, she was reportedly dragged by a car near AIIMS Hospital. |
| 30. On 21 August 2023, she visited a hospital to see a minor assault victim. |
| 31. Swati was elected to the Rajya Sabha from Delhi in January 2024. |
| 32. She is currently a Member of Parliament in the Rajya Sabha representing Delhi. |
| 33. She advocated for the passage of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. |
| 34. During her DCW tenure, she led a 13-day march in 2019 covering crime-prone areas of Delhi to raise awareness about gender-based violence. |
| 35. In November 2020, the DCW under her leadership rescued girls from child traffickers in Jharkhand. |
| 36. During the 2023-2024 Manipur violence, she visited the state in July 2023 to gather details and sent recommendations to the President of India. |
| 37. Over 50,000 Mahila Panchayats were organized under her tenure for community dispute resolution. |
| 38. Crisis Intervention Centre (CIC) and Rape Crisis Cell (RCC) were established during her tenure to provide medical attention, legal support and counseling to rape survivors. |
| 39. She assisted survivors of sexual assault in 1,97,479 court hearings through the DCW's Rape Crisis Cell. |
| 40. The DCW counselled 60,751 sexual assault and sexual harassment survivors through the Crisis Intervention Centre. |
| 41. The DCW assisted in registration of 29,800 FIRs of sexual assault and sexual harassment under her leadership. |
| 42. The DCW assisted in moving 8,215 applications for victim compensation during her tenure. |
