Reproductive Rights, Laws for Contraceptives & Family Planning - Mayaa SH | TMSS-107

THE MRADUL SACHAN SHOW

In this episode of The Mradul Sachan Show, we are joined by Mayaa SH, a distinguished women empowerment culturist and gender equality advocate, to explore the essential topic of reproductive rights and health. The conversation delves into the broader aspects of reproductive health beyond childbirth, offering insights on factors women should consider when making decisions around family planning and contraceptive methods. Mayaa SH also sheds light on the legal frameworks in India, addressing whether male consent is required for contraception and the accessibility of contraceptives & abortion services for unmarried women. Additionally, she discusses how to navigate situations where medical professionals impose unnecessary barriers and emphasizes the legal rights every individual should know about abortion. The episode further explores government schemes and affordable healthcare options related to reproductive health, along with strategies to better engage men and boys in these conversations. Wrapping up, Mayaa shares her vision for the future of reproductive rights in India and offers practical advice for anyone feeling hesitant about accessing reproductive healthcare. This insightful discussion aims to empower listeners with knowledge and inspire meaningful change in how reproductive rights are understood and exercised. Order 'Treaty of Pardon' here: https://amzn.in/d/5Ra4Xln To know more, Follow on Social Media: Instagram: @mradulsachan_ https://www.instagram.com/mradulsachan_?igsh=MzM3dWc4YTYxOXZo Instagram: @themradulsachanshow https://www.instagram.com/themradulsachanshow?igsh=MTFuOG0wajRwMDZ0NQ== Facebook: Sachan Mradul https://www.facebook.com/share/LKAV95kxHc3ob9q6/?mibextid=qi2Omg YouTube: Mradul Sachan https://youtube.com/@mradulsachanshow?si=unymkJZ1YlNs42di Disclaimer: The content in this episode is shared for educational purposes, and the guest’s opinions are their personal perspectives. Our objective is to inform, not to harm or discredit anyone or anything mentioned.