Sanitary napkins

Branded Sanitary Napkins Soon At YSR Cheyutha Stores: Taneti Vanitha - Sakshi Post

Branded Sanitary Napkins Soon At YSR Cheyutha Stores

Oct 05, 2021
AMARAVATI: Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Tuesday launched the Swechha programme which aims at the health and hygiene of adolescent girls studying in government schools and colleges by...
Sanitary napkins are taxed 12 per cent tax under the one-year-old GST regime. (Representational) - Sakshi Post

Sanitary Napkins Now Exempt From GST After Year-Long Opposition

Jul 22, 2018
While GST tax on sanitary pads was cut from 12 per cent to zero, rakhis were exempted from the tax, Finance Minister Piyush Goyal told reporters.
The work to manufacture sanitary pads at the unit in the Sabarmati jail premises was formally launched on May 11 - Sakshi Post

Sabarmati Jail’s Padwomen Take A Step Towards Empowerment   

May 13, 2018
The sanitary pads made in the Sabarmati jail will be given free of cost to all women prisoners across the state
Representational image - Sakshi Post

36% of Indian Women Embarrassed to Buy Sanitary Napkins

Feb 14, 2018
More than 45 percent women felt that menstruation was still considered a taboo in the Indian society
Napkins and diapers of a majority of brands are non-biodegradable because of plastic polymers used in their manufacture - Sakshi Post

Sanitary Waste Like Used Napkins, Diapers Creating Huge Garbage In India

Nov 16, 2017
Sanitary napkins and diapers manufacturers are violating laws by not providing pouches or wrappers for disposing them
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar said sanitary napkins are a necessity and there cannot be any explanation for taxing them and exempting other items by bringing them in the category of necessity. - Sakshi Post

Bindi, Kajal Exempted From GST, Why Not Sanitary Napkins: HC 

Nov 15, 2017
A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C Hari Shankar said sanitary napkins are a necessity and there cannot be any explanation for taxing them and exempting other items by bringing...
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