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Popular Kannada actress Sapthami Gowda took center stage on the reality show Bigg Boss Kannada, where she distributed menstrual cups to women contestants. The move garnered praise from the Karnataka government, particularly State Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao, who commended both the actress and the reality show for their role in creating awareness.
The Karnataka government, under its menstrual health initiative, has been actively promoting the use of menstrual cups as an eco-friendly and healthier alternative to traditional sanitary pads. State Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao lauded the efforts of Bigg Boss Kannada in creating awareness about menstrual cups, emphasizing their role in maintaining good health during menstruation.
Sapthami Gowda has been appointed as the ambassador for the government's 'Shuchi-Nanna Maitri Menstrual Cups' program. Invited as a special guest on Bigg Boss Kannada, she actively participated in the awareness campaign by distributing menstrual cups to women contestants. Gowda stated that 80% of girls have already embraced menstrual cups following the government's initiative. The episode featuring Sapthami Gowda's advocacy for menstrual cups was aired on December 30, emphasizing the show's commitment to promoting awareness on women's health issues.
The collaborative efforts of the Karnataka government, Colors Kannada, and actress Sapthami Gowda underscore the importance of utilizing influential platforms to educate the public on menstrual health and sustainable practices. The active involvement of popular figures in such campaigns contributes significantly to breaking taboos and encouraging positive health choices among the audience.