Tragedy struck when Arunachalam's wife, Sathya, passed away during childbirth. However, instead of letting grief consume him, he channeled his emotions into creating something meaningful. He began working on a low-cost, hygienic sanitary napkin-making machine, which would eventually become his claim to fame. With the help of a few friends and a small loan, Arunachalam started producing affordable sanitary napkins, aptly named "Padman."
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The sanitary napkin industry in India was (and still is) dominated by a few big players, who often prioritized profits over people's needs. Arunachalam's innovative approach disrupted this market, offering a product that was not only affordable but also eco-friendly. By making sanitary napkins accessible to rural women, he helped bridge the gap in menstrual hygiene, empowering them to lead healthier lives. Tragedy struck when Arunachalam's wife, Sathya, passed away