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Sanitary napkins rot in Bhadrak school
The New Indian Express Sambalpur
|April 21, 2025
THOUSANDS of sanitary napkins meant for adolescent girls under the state government's 'Khushi' scheme were found lying scattered on the premises of Banka upper primary school in Bhadrak town.
Heaps of the unused sanitary napkin packets could be seen in classrooms, corridors and even on the roof of the school building reportedly due to lack of organised distribution under the scheme. Launched in 2018 by the previous BJD government, aimed to provide free sanitary napkins to girl students from Classes VI to XII to promote menstrual h
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