14 years after Nirbhaya gang rape horror, has India progressed on women’s safety?

Fourteen years after the 2012 gang rape and murder of a medical intern on a private bus in New Delhi, the article explores progress on women's safety in India. The incident, which caused nationwide outrage and led to the execution of four attackers, prompted educators to raise awareness among students. For instance, Bhavya Gupta, a Grade 4 student at the time, recalls her teacher discussing the case and subsequently the school changing its uniform from skirts to pants for girls. The article highlights the lasting impact of this event on public discourse and institutional responses concerning women's safety.