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Smriti Irani highlights importance of normalizing conversation around women's healthUnion Women and Child Development Minister Smriti Irani stressed the importance of normalizing conversations around women's health during a...- P&G commits digital upskilling to 5 lakh women from lesser privileged communities in next 3 yearsBesides P&G India will partner with over 50 educational institutes, including undergraduate colleges and post-graduate universities across ...
- Menstrual cup: Sustainable alternatives to sanitary padsSales of menstrual cups are seeing a spike in India, aided by word-of-mouth recommendations and digital media, and now state governments ar...
- Fresh wipe: How Nobel Hygiene is making a place for itself in the diaper marketWith a penetration of as low as 6%, the disposable diaper market, especially the adult diaper segment, is shrouded in stigma around inconti...
- More young women than ever before are using menstrual hygiene products in IndiaA major factor behind the upward shift, says Dr Rizvi, was giving states ownership of the menstrual health programme. “In 2014-15, we decen...
- 'I did wear a lungi for some video calls with colleagues.' Anand Mahindra's confessional tweet drives away WFH bluesThe Mahindra Group Chairman on Twitter confirmed his work-from-home dress code.
- Peebuddy raises bridge investment from Indian Angel NetworkThis bridge funding comes on the back of the market traction that Sirona has garnered post the introduction of several first-of-their-kind ...
- World Menstrual Hygiene Day: 8 FAQs about menstrual cupsPriced at Rs 300 onwards, menstrual cups are considered to be ecologically sustainable and cost-effective.
- Menstruation products: How a movement was created by women for womenSeveral firms are lining up sustainable products for menstruation. It's largely a women movement for women.
- Government may ask sanitary pad companies to give cost detailsThis follows concerns that there may not be any substantial reduction in prices of sanitary napkins as ‘nil’ tax means that the industry wi...
- There is a safer alternative to regular sanitary pads - and it'll make you go bananas!What often goes unreported in the discourse around menstrual health in India are the harmful effects of traditional sanitary pads. Saathi h...
- Women's sanitary pad maker startup Elize raises seed fund“The funding will help strengthen product line, create a strong brand presence and grow active customer base“ said Tanvi Johri, CEO, Elize.
- Centre calls for gender-sensitive Swachh Bharat messagingThe Modi government feels that currently most such promotions by states could be inadvertently perpetuating gender bias.
- Breaking paradigm: Wet & Dry Personal Care to start ‘menstrual leave’ for staffThe concept of menstrual leave originated in Japan in 1947 and is prevalent in South Asian countries such as South Korea, Taiwan and Indone...
- Menstrual hygiene makers like Aakar Innovations, Saral Designs signal emergence of local brandsIn India, 80% women come under house arrest for this common occurrence, because brands in the market are at price points affordable only to...
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