In response to incidents of violence against healthcare workers, the Indian government has formed two committees and four theme-based sub-groups to enhance safety and working conditions for medical professionals. The 'Health Institution Security Committee' and 'Institutional Violence Prevention Committee' will oversee security audits and emergency response plans, while four sub-groups will focus on strengthening infrastructure, security systems, working conditions, and the legal framework in medical institutions. These initiatives follow the Supreme Court's directive after the tragic rape and murder of a doctor in Kolkata, which prompted widespread protests and calls for improved safety measures. Each sub-group is tasked with submitting recommendations to the National Task Force (NTF) within three weeks, which will then develop a comprehensive action plan for the protection of healthcare workers. The government has also mandated states to report on hospital security measures and ensure the implementation of necessary protections against violence. This multi-faceted approach aims to create a secure environment for healthcare professionals across India.