The Supreme Court of India has directed the government to frame a policy on compensation for victims of sexual assault. The court observed that the existing framework for compensation is inadequate and does not provide sufficient support to victims. The court directed the government to establish a comprehensive framework for compensation, which includes medical expenses, counseling, and other forms of support. The court also stated that the framework must be survivor-centric and must prioritize the needs and dignity of the victim. The judgment has significant implications for the support and protection of victims of sexual assault in India. The court has emphasized the need for a robust and comprehensive framework for compensation and has directed the government to ensure that the framework is implemented in a fair and transparent manner. The court has also directed the government to establish a committee to oversee the implementation of the framework and to ensure that it is effective in providing support to victims. The committee will be responsible for monitoring the implementation of the framework and making recommendations for changes. The judgment is expected to have far-reaching consequences for the support and protection of victims of sexual assault in India and is seen as a significant step towards ensuring justice and dignity for victims. The court has also directed the government to provide training to officials and healthcare providers on the handling of sexual assault cases and the provision of support to victims.