CBSE mandates menstrual hygiene measures in schools following Supreme Court verdict: Compliance rules explained
CBSE has mandated all affiliated schools to improve menstrual hygiene management. This follows a Supreme Court ruling recognizing menstrual health as a fundamental right. Schools must enhance infrastructure, provide sanitary products, and conduct awareness programs. Compliance reports are due by March and April 2026. The initiative aims to foster an inclusive and supportive environment for all students.
CBSE has mandated all affiliated schools to improve menstrual hygiene management. This follows a Supreme Court ruling recognizing menstrual health as a fundamental right. Schools must enhance infrastructure, provide sanitary products, and conduct awareness programs. Compliance reports are due by March and April 2026. The initiative aims to foster an inclusive and supportive environment for all students. What's Your Reaction?
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