Dalit Girl On Her Periods Made To Sit Outside From class; Unnatural Exclusion On Natural Process?
April 12, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Beyond the Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy examines the shocking incident from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, where a Class VIII student was made to write her exam on a staircase because she was menstruating. The girl, reportedly from a Dalit community, revealed that this was not the first time she had faced such treatment. The incident has sparked widespread outrage, with Tamil Nadu's education minister suspending the school principal and ordering an inquiry.
A panel of experts has joined Sneha Koshy to discuss this in detail. Activist Brinda Adige says, “This is one of the cases that has come to light; many such cases happen across the nation. This affects girls mentally & socially...” Another panelist, Geetanjali Kumar, a psychologist, says, “Few girls may know a little about menstruation, but many girls are clueless. There are many myths in youths & adults' minds that are being propagated: ...” Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror now for the latest updates.
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