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From Japan to Zambia, the push for paid menstrual leave
On World Menstrual Hygiene Day, here's a tour of countries in the world that have given women time off work to recover
ByAFP
It's time to promote sustainable menstrual hygiene in India
ByKearney
Ajinkya Dhariya: Reshaping menstrual hygiene and waste management with PadCare
ByNaandika Tripathi
Forbes India 30 Under 30 2025 - Project Baala: Championing menstrual health
ByDivya J Shekhar
How leaders should leave
ByHarvard Business School
July sales leave automakers upbeat
ByManu Balachandran
Leave gems like Sairat untouched
ByKunal Purandare
3 Dining Habits To Leave Behind
BySumana Mukherjee
Why Indian Women Leave the Workforce
ByJane Marie Chen
Messi tells Barcelona he wants to leave
Her stone heart will leave you lovestruck
BySponsor
New Zealand approves paid leave after miscarriage
Shortages leave bankrupt Sri Lanka's hospitals empty
ByAFP

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