The document summarizes a study comparing media coverage of the 2012 Delhi gang rape case and the 2015 Nagaland lynching case in India. It found that the Delhi gang rape case, where the victim was female, received significantly more news coverage (6.9% of total news for one paper, 3.67% for another) than the Nagaland case, where the victim was male (1.72% and 1.01% coverage respectively). It concludes that while the media plays an important role, there appears to be a bias in coverage depending on the gender of the victim, with issues involving female victims receiving more attention.