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Odisha Deputy Chief Minister Parvati Parida announced women in the state government and private sector will receive a day’s paid menstrual leave. This can be taken on the first or second day of their cycle. This optional leave, following Kerala and Bihar, aims to support women's well-being. Despite a call for national implementation, Union Minister Annapurna Devi stated no current plans for a nationwide policy. Ranjita Priyadarshini advocated for this leave at international forums.

Odisha Deputy Chief Minister Parvati Parida announced women in the state government and private sector will receive a day’s paid menstrual leave. This can be taken on the first or second day of their cycle. This optional leave, following Kerala and Bihar, aims to support women's well-being. Despite a call for national implementation, Union Minister Annapurna Devi stated no current plans for a nationwide policy. Ranjita Priyadarshini advocated for this leave at international forums.

Odisha Deputy Chief Minister Parvati Parida announced women in the state government and private sector will receive a day’s paid menstrual leave. This can be taken on the first or second day of their cycle. This optional leave, following Kerala and Bihar, aims to support women's well-being. Despite a call for national implementation, Union Minister Annapurna Devi stated no current plans for a nationwide policy. Ranjita Priyadarshini advocated for this leave at international forums.

Odisha Deputy Chief Minister Parvati Parida announced women in the state government and private sector will receive a day’s paid menstrual leave. This can be taken on the first or second day of their cycle. This optional leave, following Kerala and Bihar, aims to support women's well-being. Despite a call for national implementation, Union Minister Annapurna Devi stated no current plans for a nationwide policy. Ranjita Priyadarshini advocated for this leave at international forums.