Punjab is introducing a menstrual health curriculum across its government schools, according to multiple reports. India Today says the programme is rolled out in about 3,600 government schools. NDTV reports that the drive is large-scale and will cover more than 3.4 lakh girls enrolled in government schools across the state. The curriculum is presented as part of a broader education effort aimed at improving menstrual health awareness among students. While the outlets describe the initiative’s reach and scale, they do not provide detailed information in the excerpts about specific lessons, timelines, or implementation partners. Both sources frame the move as a state-level measure delivered through the school system, indicating that the content is being mainstreamed within government education rather than offered as a standalone or optional programme. The reports also emphasize that the primary beneficiaries are girls studying in government schools in Punjab.