Silchar Medical College in Assam has rescinded a controversial advisory aimed at female doctors and staff, which faced backlash for its perceived misogynistic tone and victim-blaming implications. Initially released in response to a tragic incident involving a trainee doctor in Kolkata, the advisory included restrictive measures such as avoiding isolated areas and not leaving hostels at night. Following widespread criticism and student protests demanding better security, the college announced that a new advisory would be issued in accordance with the National Medical Commission's guidelines. Critics labeled the initial guidelines as perpetuating harmful gender stereotypes rather than addressing systemic safety issues. The controversy highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety and treatment of women in medical institutions across India. The college's administration is now working on new safety policies that adhere to government directives.