In the wake of the brutal murder of a doctor, India faces renewed scrutiny over its gender-related violence, with calls for urgent reforms in safety measures.
Despite advances in women's workforce participation, safety concerns remain paramount, as societal norms often prioritize the repression of women over their protection.
Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud emphasized the need for immediate action, stating that lasting change cannot wait for new tragedies to spur reforms in women's safety.
The persistent threat of gender-based violence, illustrated by high-profile cases of assault and low conviction rates, reveals India's ongoing struggle for women's safety.
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