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  • Kerala university allows menstrual leave for girl students
  • Move after requests from students bodies
  • Nearly 4,000 female students in university

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Female students to be granted menstrual leave at Kerala university

The Cochin University of Science and Technology has taken the decision following requests from student bodies in the varsity. 

Female students to be granted menstrual leave at Kerala university

Now, girl students of a university in Kerala can avail "menstruation benefit" in the form of additional condonation of shortage of attendance.

Considering the long-pending demand of the students, the well-known Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) has sanctioned an additional 2 per cent of condonation of shortage of attendance to female students, in each semester.

An autonomous university, CUSAT has over 8000 students in various streams and more than half of them are girls.

"Having considered the requests for menstruation benefits to female students, the Vice-Chancellor has ordered to sanction an additional 2% of condonation of shortage of attendance to female students, in each semester, subject to reporting to the Academic Council," a recent order issued by the joint registrar said.

According to university sources, various students' unions had been pressing for the menstruation benefit for female students for some time now.

A CUSAT official said the condonation would be different for each student as it would depend on her attendance.

"It will be different for each student. Each female student can claim two percent of their total attendance as menstrual benefit. That's why the exact number of leave is not mentioned in the order," the official told PTI.

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The order would be applicable to female students of all streams including those pursuing PhD in the university and is expected to be implemented with immediate effect, the official added.

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