Featured Stories

Advocating for informed choices and improved hygiene practices in the rural communities of Greater Noida.

Empowering women in Bharog Baneri village, Himachal Pradesh, by addressing menstrual health challenges through education, reusable pad distribution, and community engagement with Pinkishe and UC Berkeley.

Bridging gaps in menstrual hygiene awareness, offering resources for healthier lives in underserved Trilokpuri, a slum in the national capital Delhi.

Learn about the transformative power of education as Purnima works to break down fears and misconceptions surrounding menstruation.

Read the inspiring story of Savita, a young girl who overcame poverty through resilience. Discover how the Pinkishe Skill Development Program transformed her life, enabling her to pursue her dreams of education and self-sufficiency.

Explore the story of Saira and the persistent menstrual stigmas in Obedullaganj. Learn about the efforts of Trupti Dwiwedi from Pinkishe Foundation to empower women through education and the distribution of menstrual hygiene products.

Discover the hidden struggles of women in Pune through the story of Gopa, a house help who battles menstrual stigmas and inadequate facilities. Learn about the efforts of Aastha Katara and Pinkishe Foundation in educating and empowering women to challenge these barriers.

Read the inspiring story of Mala, a young girl who overcame her fear of irregular menstrual cycles through education and empowerment provided by a health workshop. Discover how knowledge transformed her life and liberated her from misinformation.

Discover the inspiring story of how Pinkishe and Maan Foundations empowered the sex workers of GB Road through menstrual literacy and hygiene education. Learn about the transformative impact of their efforts on the lives of women living in one of Delhi's most stigmatized areas.

Read the emotional journey of Priya from Haldwani, who, through Upasana Tulera's menstrual health session, overcame the humiliation of traditional practices during menstruation and embraced a new understanding of dignity and self-worth.

At 15, Kajal was told she was a burden. Today, she earns and empowers. Read how a free stitching course from Pinkishe Foundation transformed her future.

During a menstrual session, a girl asked, “Do girls in America also feel shame about periods?” Her question revealed just how deeply stigma still runs.

A 21-year-old girl stopped menstruating years ago, but her family turned to rituals instead of a doctor. Her story reveals why menstrual education is critical.

Laxmi's journey from financial struggles to becoming self-reliant through Pinkishe Foundation's empowering skills training in embroidery and sewing. Learn how she transformed her life and her community.

Discover how a teacher's perspective on menstruation changed, fostering a supportive environment in a rural Indian school.

Exploring Pinkishe Foundation's transformative journey in Betul's tribal areas, fostering improved menstrual hygiene and dignified lives for women.

Discover how Pinkishe Foundation’s menstrual health education empowered Saraswati, transforming her life from discomfort to confidence through simple yet effective hygiene practices. Learn how proper menstrual hygiene can make a lasting impact on women's well-being.

Rani missed school due to her period — until a simple reusable cloth pad changed everything. Read how we're empowering 4,500+ girls through menstrual equity.

Discover how transgender Sumi Das breaks societal barriers, joining Pinkishe Foundation to organize menstrual health initiatives in rural Coochbehar.

Witness the transformative work of Upasana, a volunteer of the Pinkshie Foundation breaking menstrual taboos, empowering girls, and fostering health and dignity across the region.

A young woman didn’t get her period for years — but her family turned to a baba, not a doctor. This story reveals why menstrual myths still harm real lives.

Join the inspiring journey in Nelamangala as Pushpalata's workshops empower young girls like Saroja to redefine menstrual norms.

Used pads in school washrooms reveal a missing link in menstrual hygiene: proper disposal. Are we solving one problem while silently creating another?

Uncover Dr Monika Gupta's inspiring journey in Baltana, Punjab, as she opens up conversations for menstrual health awareness.

Follow Bibi Zuha Anjum’s inspiring mission to spread menstrual awareness among Madrasa students in Mysore, challenging societal and religious misconceptions.

Discover how Taeid is changing menstrual health education in Kashmir's schools.