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Menstrual Leave

For Centre, States to consider issue of menstrual leave: SC
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For Centre, States to consider issue of menstrual leave: SC

SC says Centre, States to decide on menstrual leave policy for women in workforce and students, not courts; advocates say issue needs urgent attention.

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Sikkim High Court Announces Menstrual Leave for Female Employees [Read Order] Judiciary
Sikkim High Court Announces Menstrual Leave for Female Employees [Read Order]

Sikkim High Court grants 2-3 days of menstrual leave monthly to female employees, requiring Medical Officer approval, without deducting from regular leave accounts.

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