RING Founder Deane de Menezes on Menstruation & its Transgenerational Trauma

Out of 336 million menstruating people in India, only 36% have the luxury to use sanitary napkins. The price women pay to bleed in this capitalistic society is exhausting. It not only takes a toll on their emotional and physical condition but also financial and social standing. Period poverty is real and Red is the New Green (RING) is on a mission to eradicate it! RING Founder, Deane de Menzes talks about the severe impact of global pandemic on women and menstrual hygiene. With lack of income, livelihood and healthcare the primary goal of people was to access food. However, periods don’t stop during a pandemic. RING collaborated with various organisations to provide people and communities in need with food and menstrual products.

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RING Founder Deane de Menezes on Menstruation & its Transgenerational Trauma

Deane de Menezes, Founder of RING, Highlights the Impact of Menstruation on Women's Lives and Advocates for Period Equity.

Our Biggest Lessons from the Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives

The Bollywood wives are here and their fancy lives have taught us much more than what meets the eye. The Netflix series stars four incredibly vivacious women who share a bond of 25 years long friendship.
The stars of the season who are owning the screen with their quirks are Maheep Kapoor, Jewelry Designer and wife of Sanjay Kapoor, Seema Khan, Fashion Designer & wife of Sohail Khan, Neelam Kothari, Actor, Jewelry Designer and wife of Samir Soni, and last but not the least Bhavana Pandey, Entrepreneur & wife of Chunky Pandey.

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Our Biggest Lessons from the Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives

Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives teaches valuable lessons through friendship and glamour. Stars Maheep, Seema, Neelam, and Bhavana share their vibrant lives.

Why do women have so many insecurities ?

It’s a tough world out there. So much of cut-throat competition! Ah, it makes it very difficult to adjust in the real world, especially with so much of façade and pretentious people. You never know whom you can trust and for how long.

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Emotional Triggers & Autoimmune Conditions | Healthcare Podcast for Indian Women

Palak Ahuja is an expert in emotional well-being and its impact on physical health, specializing in helping individuals manage autoimmune conditions like psoriasis through lifestyle changes and emotional healing. Bhavana Gautam, a passionate advocate for mental health, emphasizes the importance of self-care and support systems for long-term wellness, particularly for women facing autoimmune challenges.

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How Waking Up at 5 AM Changed My Life | Malaika Parekh Khan Podcast on Balancing Work, Family, & Fun

Malaika Parekh Khan talks about how waking up at 5 AM and sticking to a structured routine has helped her balance work, family, and personal time. She also shares how staying active, like running, boosts your mood and keeps you motivated, even on tough days.

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