According to the National Family Health Survey 5, 78 per cent women in the 15-24 age group use a hygienic method of protection during their menstrual...
The top court had earlier asked the Centre to prepare a Standard Operating Procedure and a national model to be adopted by all states and Union...
A group of women from Shahgund village in the Bandipora district of Kashmir has taken the initiative to produce and promote sanitary napkins
The father-daughter's passion to end period poverty moved them to create a foundation called 'Pinkishe'. The foundation has several women volunteers from all walks of life,...
Ridwana Akhtar, a resident of Narupura village in Kashmir's Anantnag district has been manufacturing sanitary pads along with the women of her Self Help Group, Al...
A look at how Kerala is leading the way for Menstrual Hygiene Management and what the whole country can learn from the state
An assistant professor at Bengaluru's Reva University and Club Mentor at Rotaract Club, Srinidhi S.U, has been educating women in schools and colleges and men about...
Here is why May 28 is marked as Menstrual Hygiene Day and how important is the cause on May 28 holds so much relevance
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Her Haq, a not-for-profit organisation working towards gender equality and women empowerment, started a few years ago with a campaign #StopTheStigma to end period poverty
Kerala government takes a lead in promoting menstrual hygiene in the state, this time, announces installation of sanitary napkin vending machines in all schools
Terming the issue as of "immense importance", the top court said the Centre should engage with all the stakeholders for implementation of uniform national policy on...