A group of women from Shahgund village in the Bandipora district of Kashmir has taken the initiative to produce and promote sanitary napkins
International Women's Day 2021: In 2016, Population Foundation of India, a Delhi based non-profit organisation, launched a campaign in Darbhanga and Nawada district of Bihar to...
France and New Zealand have announced to provide sanitary products for free in school whereas Scotland has approved a Bill to make sanitary napkins accessible for...
Ajinkya Dahiya, a recent engineering graduate, set up his own startup and has developed a machine called Padcare which helps in the safe disposal of sanitary...
According to the new rules, period products will be available to access in public buildings including schools and universities across Scotland
In a bid to promote menstrual hygiene and make sanitary napkins affordable and accessible, the government reduced the price of Suvidha pads sold through 5,500 Jan...
In a bid to reduce water hyacinth waste and provide a low cost, eco-friendly solution to conventional sanitary napkins, students from Kerala produce pads using water...
What started with improving the state of menstrual hygiene in India by providing safe menstrual products has turned into an awareness programme
Meet Mahamedhaa Nagar, secretary, Delhi University Students Union, who initiated the concept of having sanitary napkin vending machines in colleges and is spearheading the cause
From changing sanitary napkins frequently, taking baths regularly to disposing of menstrual waste properly, here are a few simple steps women can follow every month to...
GST Council's decision to exempt sanitary pads from the tax of 12 percent has been welcomed by everyone from ordinary citizens, politicians to celebrities.
Under GST or Goods and Services Tax, sanitary napkins were taxed at 12 per cent which had a direct bearing on the cost of the pads...
