reproductive health

Dr Nidhi takes us back to 2009 when she left her nine-month-old baby in the care of her sister and parents to pursue a degree in medicine.

Nearly the entire burden of the family planning programme is carried out by women. The introduction of RISUG could change that trend.

These workshops resulted in 28 digital stories describing young people’s triumphs, dreams and aspirations.

With sexuality continuing to be a taboo topic for most Indians, the country’s urban young have little access to credible information on sexual health. Chandrima Das, Associate Director of FSG Mumbai, talks about why governments, funders, and nonprofits must look to the internet as a possible solution.

Ridhi Tariyal, an Indian-American entrepreneur, and Stephen Gire, a scientist, were shocked to learn about a large number of women's health issues that go undetected for a long period of time.

These men from Delhi and Bihar are mobilizing many in their communities to talk about the sensitive topic of family planning and reproductive health openly. They have been taking actions in many commendable ways. Here is how.