Amog’s Young Indians, a group of enthusiastic youngsters in Nagpur, recently distributed 300 menstrual cups to school students as part of their initiative to promote menstrual hygiene. The distribution drive aimed at raising awareness about sustainable menstrual products and breaking the taboo surrounding menstruation in India. Menstrual cups are an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to traditional sanitary pads, providing long-term menstrual protection. The initiative received a positive response from the students and teachers, who appreciated the efforts to educate and empower young girls about menstrual health. Menstrual hygiene management is a crucial aspect of women’s health, and initiatives like these play a significant role in ensuring access to safe and affordable menstrual products for all. The Amog’s Young Indians have set a commendable example for other youth groups to follow in promoting menstrual hygiene and breaking the stigma associated with menstruation in India. This initiative not only benefits the students directly involved but also contributes to the larger goal of menstrual health awareness in the community. By distributing menstrual cups and promoting sustainable menstrual practices, the group is paving the way for a healthier and more empowered generation of young women in Nagpur.