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Gujarat hostel forcibly removes girls’ underwear to check menstruation

2020-02-14
By: Matters India
On: February 14, 2020
In: Youth

Ahmedabad, Feb 14, 2020: A hostel in Gujarat has forced 68 girls to remove their underwear to prove they weren’t menstruating. The incident occurred on February 13 at Shri Sahajanand Girls’ Institute (SSGI) in the Bhuj district of the southwestern Indian state. The incident reportedly took place after the hostelContinue Reading

Medical students tackle menstruation taboos with pads, poems

2016-10-07
By: Matters India
On: October 7, 2016
In: Features

Women on their way to becoming doctors write haikus about menstruation as one small step towards breaking the silence on the subjectContinue Reading

Odisha festival ‘Raja’ breaks taboo by celebrating menstruation

2016-06-16
By: Matters India
On: June 16, 2016
In: Features

Months after social media erupted in rage over Sabarimala temple’s long-held tradition of barring women of menstruating age for being ‘impure’, Odisha is celebrating the biological cycle that many consider taboo. Wednesday was the second day of the annual three-day Raja – pronounced Ro-jo – festival marked with fanfare byContinue Reading

Girls break ‘silence’ to fight taboos around menstruation

2015-04-28
By: Matters India
On: April 28, 2015
In: Features

Mumbai — When she first got her period, 20-year-old Rahenaz Sayed would often be ostracized in her own home. “My aunt would not allow me to sit on the bed; I had to wash my comb, even my hair scrunchie after my period. My family told me that I couldn’tContinue Reading

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