What an inspiring post! Now I feel like I HAVE to respond to the same question with my home country of Mexico. As you can imagine, it's going to be very similar to yours, but I really feel like it can't be stressed enough: In spite of its horrible reputation, I have never felt unsafe in Mexico, even in the allegedly 'bad parts'. But let me detail all that in my post. For now, I am so glad to see that your description of India suggests the same thing in general: most places are not really unsafe, while at the same time even the safest places can't be 100%.
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I see you after a long time. When I hear of Mexico I have the same idea that it is an unsafe place but I am sure it has a different reality and not that every part of the Country is unsafe. There are pockets in every Country where you feel unsafe and some times it is blown out of proportion by the media on certain incidents and then it is permanently labeled as an unsafe place
Exactly, just as you described in your post about India too. Thanks for giving me the inspiration!