March 3, 2026

Unveiling the Veil on Taboos and Perception of Indian Society towards Menstruation: An Empirical Study

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Findings reveal pervasive taboos surrounding menstruation in Indian society, influencing women's health awareness.
Qualitative analysis showed that 76% of respondents expressed discomfort discussing menstruation with others.
Observational analysis conducted through surveys across various Indian demographics revealed diverse perceptions.
Cultural attitudes toward menstruation may inhibit open communication, suggesting a need for awareness initiatives.

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Pinki Indora

Sanjeev Kumar

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International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management

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Unveiling the Veil on Taboos and Perception of Indian Society towards Menstruation: An Empirical Study

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