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Vedanta Aluminium illuminating rural India’s path to menstrual dignity

New Delhi, June 1, 2024 (TBB Bureau): In the heartlands of rural India, where whispers still echo louder than voices, Vedanta Aluminium has launched a revolution. As the nation observes Menstrual Hygiene Week, Vedanta Aluminium, a beacon of industry, is not content with just production figures. Instead, it has embarked on a mission to rewrite the narrative surrounding menstruation, hygiene, and dignity for women in the communities it serves.

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In the shadows of misconceptions and the burden of period poverty, Vedanta Aluminium’s initiatives shine bright, illuminating the path towards empowerment and enlightenment. Through a tapestry of grassroots endeavours, Vedanta Aluminium is tearing down the walls of stigma brick by brick.

Under the banner of BALCO’s Nayi Kiran project, Vedanta Aluminium has become a catalyst for change, igniting conversations in the quiet corners of rural life. In the glow of the “Ratri Chaupal” evenings, the air is alive with the flutter of puppetry, the flicker of documentaries, and the reel of films dedicated to women’s health.

But Vedanta Aluminium’s commitment extends beyond mere discourse. It’s a pledge etched in action, as employees volunteer to craft reusable pads, a symbol of sustainability and solidarity, reaching the hands of economically vulnerable women and girls.

In Lanjigarh, Vedanta Aluminium doesn’t just speak of change; it embodies it. Led by the indomitable spirit of Payal Patel, the “Pad Girl of Odisha,” traditional games like “Puchi” pave the way for conversations that matter. Here, cloth pads aren’t just tokens; they are tools of transformation, bestowed upon over 350 women and girls across eight villages.

Yet, Vedanta Aluminium’s canvas of compassion extends far beyond menstrual health. It’s a tapestry woven with threads of education, healthcare, livelihoods, and infrastructure. From the corridors of BALCO Hospital to the hinterlands of Jharsuguda’s mobile health vans, Vedanta Aluminium is not just shaping lives; it’s sculpting a legacy of shared growth and progress, one village at a time.

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