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SATURDAY, MAY 10, 2025

period

Over the past few years, a few non-profit organisations have also been producing washable, reusable sanitary pads that have gained acceptance among women. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Why companies, NGOs struggle to increase the use of menstrual products

Despite the presence of large conglomerates like Square Toiletries and ACI, as well as innovative solutions such as menstrual cups and reusable pads, the use of period products remain worryingly low

Senora built 12 water tanks across six points in the union within two weeks in July. Photo: Senora
Panorama

Senora’s water tanks help Koikhali women overcome period ordeals

Illustration: Freepik
Features

Is Bangladesh on the verge of destigmatising menstruation?

Photo: Courtesy
Health

Light to Life calls out the Red Elephant in the room

Emilia Clarke’s debut comic book superhero gets power from period. Photo: Collected
Glitz

Emilia Clarke’s debut comic book superhero gets power from period

Photo/BBC
World+Biz

Scotland becomes first country to make period products free

Illustration: Period taboo
Panorama

The taboo on period must go. Now.

Photo: Gadgets 360
South Asia

Indian company Zomato introduces ‘period leave’ for employees

Menstrual health: A taboo worth breaking
Features

Menstrual health: A taboo worth breaking

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