Hello and welcome to Business Daily.

Namaste. I'm Devina Gupta and on the show today we head to India.

Since August there have been a number of protests like this one in the state of West Bengal.

People have been participating in mass rallies seeking justice for a young medical trainee

who was raped and murdered in a state-run hospital.

She had just completed her 36-hour shift,

and due to a lack of a designated resting place,

she went to sleep in a seminar hall.

The next day, she was found dead.

As the investigation continues in this case,

it has once again put a spotlight on women's safety at workplaces,

especially if they're working late shifts.

And so for this episode, we hear about some of those challenges.

When I started doing my night shifts this month, so it was really, really scary for me.

My parents used to call me, like, you know, every hour.

You don't want a Mercedes to drop you back home.

You're just asking for a drop back home.

And how companies are trying to do better.

We have women only schools.

We have buses, transportation, which are ladies special.

So we became a ladies' special factory.

So on this edition of Business Daily,

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