Menstruation in India is unfortunately associated with disgust, shame, and even fear. Various taboos and unfounded myths attached to this natural phenomenon harms the health and dignity of women. The silence surrounding the topic is deafening. But, we at Mirror, believe it is time to speak up against such misogynistic practices. Let’s normalise conversations around menstruation. Ahmedabad Mirror and Mahila Manch are all set to present the #IamKutri campaign.As part of this, Ahmedabad Mirror is hosting a Mirror Round Table on 'Combating menstrual taboos and discriminatory practices in 21st century India' with Ishmeet Kaur, Anand Yagnik, Falguni Vasavada-Oza, P C Shastri Swamiji, Nipun Singhvi
Menstruation in India is unfortunately associated with disgust, shame, and even fear. Various taboos and unfounded myths attached to this natural phenomenon harms the health and dignity of women. The silence surrounding the topic is deafening. But, we at Mirror, believe it is time to speak up against such misogynistic practices. Let’s normalise conversations around menstruation. Ahmedabad Mirror and Mahila Manch are all set to present the #IamKutri campaign.As part of this, Ahmedabad Mirror is hosting a Mirror Round Table on 'Combating menstrual taboos and discriminatory practices in 21st century India' with Ishmeet Kaur, Anand Yagnik, Falguni Vasavada-Oza, P C Shastri Swamiji, Nipun Singhvi
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