Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 4月7日 23時35分

In India, only 10% of the female population use sanitary pads, with the vast majority using a less hygienic rag – western-branded sanitary towels still cost more than a day’s groceries for most people. This fact, allied to the issue of the menstrual cycle being seen as a taboo subject amongst some, led entrepreneur businessman Arunachalam Muruganantham, a metal worker by trade, to use his skills to find a more hygienic solution for the vast majority of Indian woman.
See the feature on Magnum today. Link in bio.

PHOTO: Premila Mary displays a handful of fluffed-up wood pulp that will become the lining of a sanitary pad. Premila Mary works at a women and children's centre on the edge of Coimbatore, which makes low-cost sanitary pads using machines developed by Arunachalam Muruganantham. Coimbatore, India. October, 2016. © @oliviarthur/#MagnumPhotos

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