Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Pratima Foundation Promotes Menstrual Hygiene in Karimnagar
The Pratima Foundation gave a special machine to a school in Rukmapur village to help girls throw away sanitary pads safely.
The founder, Dr. Harini, talked to the students about how important it is to take care of their health during menstruation and to be confident.
Another doctor, Dr. Reddy, taught the students about keeping clean, eating healthy food, and how to stay healthy.
The foundation wants to help more girls in rural areas with similar programs in the future.
Pratima Foundation donated a sanitary pad disposal machine to Telangana Model School and Junior College in Rukmapur village.
Dr. Boyinapally Harini, the founder, emphasized the importance of menstrual hygiene and self-confidence among girls.
Dr. Geetha Reddy educated students on personal hygiene, health precautions, and proper nutrition during menstruation.
The initiative aims to promote open discussions about menstruation and encourage girls to express their health concerns freely.
Pratima Foundation plans to expand similar programs to benefit more girls in rural areas.
- Who
- Pratima Foundation, Dr. Boyinapally Harini, Dr. Geetha Reddy, girl students of Telangana Model School and Junior College
- What
- Donation of a sanitary pad disposal machine and educational session on menstrual hygiene
- When
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Rukmapur village, Choppadandi mandal, Karimnagar
- Why
- To promote menstrual hygiene, educate students about menstrual health, and encourage open discussion about the topic
- Organization
- Pratima Foundation
- Location
- Rukmapur village, Choppadandi mandal, Karimnagar
- Recipient School
- Telangana Model School and Junior College
- Donation
- Sanitary pad disposal machine
- Founder
- Dr. Boyinapally Harini
- Guest Speaker
- Dr. Geetha Reddy
- Focus Areas
- Menstrual hygiene, education, self-confidence, health