Amogs, a group of young Indians in Nagpur, have taken a significant step towards menstrual hygiene by distributing 300 menstrual cups to school students. Menstrual cups are a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional sanitary pads and tampons. The initiative aims to raise awareness about menstrual health and break the taboo surrounding periods. The distribution drive was carried out in various schools to reach out to a larger number of girls. Menstrual cups are not only cost-effective but also environmentally friendly as they can be reused for several years. The Amogs group believes that educating young girls about menstrual hygiene is crucial for their overall well-being. By promoting the use of menstrual cups, they are not only helping girls manage their periods comfortably but also contributing to reducing the environmental impact of disposable sanitary products. This initiative has been well-received in the community, with many appreciating the efforts of these young Indians in addressing an essential yet often neglected aspect of women’s health. The move aligns with the government’s initiatives to promote menstrual hygiene and ensure access to affordable sanitary products for all women. Such initiatives play a vital role in empowering women and breaking the stigma associated with menstruation in India.