Q. In a recent judgment, the Supreme Court recognised access to menstrual hygiene as a constitutional right and issued ongoing directions to monitor and ensure its implementation in schools. Highlight the effectiveness and challenges of such court-led enforcement in translating constitutional rights into on-ground outcomes. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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GS Paper II Social Justice

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