Karnataka approved a policy granting 12 paid menstrual leaves annually to women across all sectors, benefiting over 50 lakh individuals. Spearheaded by CM Siddaramaiah, the Karnataka Menstrual Leave and Hygiene Bill, 2025, prescribes fines for non-compliance, aligning with Bihar and Odisha. With 31.5% female labor force participation, Karnataka hosts Walmart, Google, Infosys, and Wipro. Labour Minister Santosh Lad highlighted addressing women’s physical and mental stress.
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