
Pop a pill and carry on’: The workplace silence on India’s menstrual leave debate
Is it that time of the month? No issues. Pop a pill and get to work with a hot water

Is it that time of the month? No issues. Pop a pill and get to work with a hot water

India’s Supreme Court declined to create judicial precedent for mandated paid menstrual leave in March 2026, turning it over to legislators and employers instead

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant on Friday said that making menstrual leave mandatory for women could adversely impact their

Bengaluru: Female employees in Bengaluru will now be able to avail a leave during their menstruation. In a revolutionary move to

For decades, menstruation has been treated as a private, almost taboo subject- spoken about in hushed tones, avoided in boardrooms,

In a landmark move for workplace inclusivity, the Karnataka government has approved 12 paid menstrual leave days for women employees

‘With the ‘Matrika’ menstrual leave policy, we are taking a step toward normalising conversations around women’s health and well-being,’ Harish