Despite counting amongst the world’s newly emergent superpowers, India still ranks as 131 out of 189 countries as per the 2020 Human Development Index. One of the most elemental concerns plaguing modern India today is its failure to provide basic menstrual care access to its rural sectors. In other words, the twin factors of lack of awareness and financial backing has led to millions of rural women nation-wide to remain in the darkness. Most of them resort to using non-sterilised pieces of cloth multiple times during their menstruation cycles, thereby causing serious health risks. One National Survey Report indicates 64% of women having reported that their families cannot afford to purchase sanitary pads. Keeping these disparities between needs and means in mind, Annadata has undertaken the challenge of reaching every single girl and woman lacking access to sanitary pads, and commits itself to facilitate their basic right to menstrual health care.