Menstrual Hygiene In India
Menstrual Hygiene In India
With an aim to promote safe menstrual hygiene practices, the Hyderabad airport has installed sanitary napkin vending machines in 26 of its washrooms
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“After watching the trailer of the movie PadMan, I thought that if a man can do something for the betterment of women, then why can’t I?” says Poorvi Mittal, the brain behind PadBank
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“Yes, that’s a Pad in my hand and there’s nothing to be ashamed about it. It’s natural! Period. #StandByHer.” With almost everyone posting their picture holding a sanitary napkin, the #PadManChallenge and its message has gone viral
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Akshay Kumar through his recent films has been vocal about issues like open defecation, and his upcoming film ‘PadMan’, co-starring Sonam Kapoor hopes to shatter taboos around menstruation. Both actors have collaborated for a video to draw attention to the cause of menstrual hygiene in India
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As 2017 comes to an end, here’s a look at how the crucial topic of menstrual hygiene and sanitary waste was focused upon or highlighted in the Indian society
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The pilot project which was launched at Sangli in Maharashtra will reach out to around 85,000 girls and sensitise them about the importance of menstrual hygiene
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Actor Sonam Kapoor shares her views on menstrual hygiene and the things she witnessed while shooting for Padman, her upcoming film inspired by the man who revolutionised the concept of menstrual hygiene in rural India
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Delhi High Court questions the government on 12% GST tax on sanitary napkins and says, ‘Sanitary Napkins are a basic necessity, when you can exempt bindi, kajal and sindoor, then why not sanitary napkins’
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