No girl should miss school because of her period.

About us

TTOM - That Time of the Month is built by Tirubaa Technologies Pvt Ltd, Pune. Menstruation becomes a global health problem when girls lack access to menstrual hygiene management. This “period poverty” affects at least 500 million people every month. We believe menstrual hygiene should be taught to every girl, so she can have a smooth and healthy life during menstruation and otherwise.

Our course uses animations and graphical presentations that are easy to understand, and covers every aspect of menstruation and menstrual health: health and well-being, reproductive health, hygiene and comfort, emotional well-being, self-confidence, and managing school and work. In 2026 the Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India (FOGSI) endorsed the programme.

• The global problem

  Unequal access to menstrual hygiene management, called period poverty, affects at least 500 million people every month.

• The best solution

  Proper menstrual hygiene education for every girl is vital for reducing health risks and living with confidence.

• Our impact

  Menstrual education helps women manage their cycles hygienically and safely, with benefits for families and society.

• A complete course

  Video lessons on puberty, cycles, hygiene, nutrition, exercise, yoga and myths, each with a short quiz.

• In 28 Indian languages

  Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Santali, Manipuri and more, so every girl learns in her mother tongue.

• Ask Didi, 24x7

  An AI companion that answers private questions at 2am, with safe home comfort tips until you see a doctor.

• For the whole family

  Modules for mothers, fathers, brothers and teachers, because periods are everyone’s business.

Founder

Rtn Milind Kshirsagar

Founder and Director, Tirubaa Technologies Pvt Ltd, Pune

Technocrat | Entrepreneur | Innovator | Social-Impact Leader

Milind started TTOM so that no girl misses school, work or confidence because of her period. He leads its partnerships with schools, NGOs, doctors and CSR sponsors, and its mission to teach menstrual health to every girl in her own language.

Years of experience

45+

Years of experience

Countries worked in

34

Countries worked in

Years as a Rotarian

26

Years as a Rotarian

Rotary clubs visited worldwide

2000+

Rotary clubs visited worldwide

Founder highlights

• Humble beginnings

  • Started his career at ₹75 per month.
  • Joined Jumbo Electronics, Dubai, in 1984 at the age of 23.
  • Worked in the UAE for 10+ years with people of 200 nationalities.

• Leadership at Reliance

  • First employee of Reliance Infocomm for Maharashtra and Goa.
  • Submitted a ₹450-crore telecom expansion plan to Mr. Mukesh Ambani.
  • Built a 1,500-member team and achieved ₹650+ crore turnover.

• Founded Tirubaa Technologies

  • Patented EdTech innovations.
  • Implemented in 3,000+ schools across villages in 22 states of India.
  • Exported to African countries.

• TTOM - That Time of the Month

  • Curated with gynaecologists and endorsed by FOGSI (47,000 gynaecologists).
  • Rotary Districts 3131 and 3132 signed agreements to take TTOM to villages.
  • Partnerships in India and Africa.

• Tirubaa Goldmine

  • Patented off-grid EdTech that works without internet or electricity.
  • Mission: create 1 lakh digital teachers across rural India.

• Recognition and Rotary

  • Recipient of national and international awards.
  • Associate Director, Global Business Forum: 117 countries, 90,000 members.
  • Attended Rotary International conventions in Seoul and Thailand.

"My journey has always been driven by one purpose: transforming technology into affordable, scalable solutions that create meaningful social impact."

A multitalented global team

TTOM is built by an ecosystem of people across disciplines and countries, all working towards one goal.

• Doctors and health educators

  Gynaecologists, nutritionists and counsellors review every chapter for medical accuracy.

• Language experts

  Translators and native speakers bring the course to girls in 28 languages.

• Designers and animators

  Illustrators and motion artists turn hard topics into gentle, easy visuals.

• AI and technology

  Engineers who build Ask Didi, the learning portal and the CSR dashboards.

• NGO and CSR partners

  Field teams, schools and ASHA workers who take sessions and kits on the ground.

• Global volunteers

  Rotarians, mentors and volunteers across countries who give time and reach.

Advisory board

Senior experts guide the programme's medical content, field work and governance.

• Medical advisors

  Senior gynaecologists who review the course for clinical accuracy.

• Public health

  Experts in adolescent health, nutrition and community outreach.

• Education

  Principals and educators who shape how the course fits schools.

• CSR and governance

  Advisors on CSR compliance, reporting and impact measurement.