This study focuses on analysing trends related to crime, safety, and security of women in India within the context of Mission Shakti's 'Sambal' sub-scheme. Utilizing historical data from the World Bank and forecasting future trends using the Prophet model in R, we examine key indicators from 2025 to 2030, including intentional homicides, women's participation in household decisions, and societal attitudes toward domestic violence. The research aims to assess the effectiveness of Mission Shakti in enhancing women's safety and security and provides a SWOT and GAP analysis to identify areas requiring further attention. Our findings reveal a decrease in intentional homicides but highlight persistent challenges in societal acceptance of domestic violence.