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Punjab has launched a new curriculum focusing on menstrual health in all its government schools, aiming to educate over 1.5 lakh girls. This initiative marks a significant step towards destigmatizing menstruation and promoting better health practices among young students across the state.
5 Jun 2026 • By Kritika Rao