- Search results for Menstrual hygiene
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 | This 24-year-old Kerala engineer is campaigning for better menstrual hygiene for Tilonia womenDhilsha Jubair, an SBI Youth Fellow is raising funds to provide eco friendly and affordable sanitary napkins to the women in Tilonia in Rajasthan | |
 | 'Men need to start talking about menstrual hygiene. Period!' believes Urmila ChanamA bike rally will be held at India Gate in Delhi to bring changes in the policy for rural India about menstrual hygiene | |
 | Here is how Spurthi Kolipaka found her calling in women empowermentSecunderabad-born Kolipaka works in the areas of menstrual hygiene, sanitation, hygiene and more in Telangana | |
 | Inspired by Akshay Kumar's Padman, this Indian teen from Dubai donated sanitary pads to 250 girlsRiva had discussed the idea with Konkan Graduate's MLC Niranjan Davkhare when he visited Duabi and he had encouraged her to take it forward | |
 | IIT Roorkee's on-campus sanitary pad vending machines are striving to break the stereotypes on menstruation. Here's howHASI for girls initiative is a part of IIT Roorkee Cognizance, which is the annual tech fest that is conducted by the institute | |
 | Here's how photographer Niraj Gera is urging the Prime Minister to provide free sanitary napkins to poor womenNiraj has come up with a photo series titled 'Sacred Stains', where he depicts the issues faced by menstruating women across the country | |
 | These Kochi students are collecting Rs 30 via GPay to buy pads, diapers for flood victimsThe initiative was kickstarted by a few students of Union Christian College, Aluva. the napkins and diapers are sent to Nilambur | |
 | 60 percent of women say Indian schools have inadequate facilities to dispose sanitary pads: Annual Menstrual Hygiene SurveyIn workspaces too, 41 percent women felt their office needed better cleanliness and facilities to change and dispose sanitary pads off in toilets | |
 | Manushi joins hands with UNICEF to promote menstrual hygieneManushi, who runs her own initiative on menstrual hygiene Project Shakti' that works across several states in India, said it is important to raise awareness on the critical issue | |
 | These 19-year-old girls want to start meaningful conversations in government schools across TelanganaThe four girls have visited nine schools and successfully conducted their workshops. Students also seem to have enjoyed it. Now, owing to the pandemic, they are planning virtual events. So stay tuned | |
 | Young girls from Hardiya village in Bihar set up a pad bank to up menstrual hygiene. This is how it caught onThe group behind this pad bank collects Re 1 per day from their members and buy napkins at the end of every month to distribute it among other girls | |
 | What the FAQ: Why is May 28 celebrated as Menstrual Hygiene Day?Here, we try to find out why May 28 is celebrated as Menstrual Hygiene Day, what is the history behind it and more | |
 | These reusable sanitary pads made out of banana fibres offer an affordable alternative to women in rural IndiaSaukhyam is a sustainable menstrual hygiene product that allows women to be comfortable during their period while protecting nature as well | |
 | This women's health initiative is riding high on its reusable sanitary pads that last for two years. Here's howSoumya Dabriwal interacts about Project Baala and the challenges of taking up women's menstrual hygiene in rural areas of the country | |
 | IIT Madras launches campaign to increase awareness on menstrual hygiene and sexual harrasmentSpeakers would be talking about why women are sexually assaulted. Further, the speakers are expected to speak about the need for menstrual hygiene and how the lack of it can lead to diseases |
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