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The state government must ensure that people belonging to this community get equal opportunities in every field, said Vidyarthi Vikas, Assi...

Karnataka has the highest percentage of women among the South Indian states to use cloth as protection during their menstrual days.

Priced at Rs 300 onwards, menstrual cups are considered to be ecologically sustainable and cost-effective.

Azah was launched with the aim to provide women clean plastic and chemical-free sanitary pads to make their periods more comfortable.

From the whispered request for sanitary pads to the quietly handed over black bag in cities, here's why menstruation still remains a taboo ...

Bengaluru produces 90 tonne of sanitary waste in a day. It either goes to the landfill or is burnt -both processes harm the environment.

Nishi Pandey said the AGDC authorities had installed the machine around a week back and response from the students was good.

Provides relief to people with back problems.Women who suffer from menstrual cramps and related problems too can benefit from this asana.

Green alternatives are becoming the solution of choice for modern women who, alert to the damaging effects of synthetic pads are swearing o...

The surveys conducted by UNICEF revealed that over 85 per cent of the girls used old tattered clothes during menstruation.

Women who work shifts are 80 per cent more likely to have fertility problems, a new study has warned.

Cadila Healthcare Ltd said on Friday it received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval for its generic bromocriptine mesylate caps...