Silent Struggles: Menstrual Health in Marginalized Communities by Nandini Sahay

This book addresses the stigma and challenges surrounding menstrual hygiene among women and girls in marginalized communities. Through meticulous research, it unveils the impact of cultural taboos and societal norms, advocating for equitable access to hygiene resources. With a focus on marginalized groups in Delhi’s resettlement colonies, the book offers practical insights and urges policymakers to adopt inclusive strategies. Ultimately, it serves as a poignant call to action, aiming to empower communities and foster gender equality through open dialogue and transformative change.