Menstrual hygiene in India has long been a complex issue influenced by a combination of cultural norms, social taboos, and economic factors. Despite progress in recent years, many Indian women still face significant challenges in managing their menstrual health, which can have adverse consequences for their overall well-being. In many parts of India, access to affordable and hygienic menstrual products like sanitary pads or tampons remains limited. This is particularly true in rural and marginalised communities. Lack of access often forces women to resort
to unhygienic alternatives such as old cloth, ash, or even leaves, which can lead to infections and health issues.

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