16-year-old Kalki is at the center of many things — being teased for her body hair, unable to express her concerns about acne and painful periods, and she’s questioning practices that she’s been conditioned into but doesn’t approve of. However, when her favourite younger cousin gets her first period, she resolves to make changes by shaking things up a bit.

But how should she go about it?

Will she find answers to the million questions she has about her changing body? Continue Reading I Have A Question: An Adolescent’s Introduction to Diverse Menstrual Experiences