Women's wellness is one of the most critical social and medical challenges in India and the world. For ages, complex as well as sensitive health issues of women have been neglected by the patriarchal society. In India, for a long time people avoided discussing critical problems like menstruation issues, infertility of men and women, pregnancy related complications, contraception etc. This social taboo coupled with general ignorance about women's health and hygiene led to a disturbingly high number of pregnancy related fatalities and the frequency of gynecological diseases. A society can hardly progress if a major portion of its population, mostly rural women, are unaware of gynecological hygiene and preventive measures. Over last few decades, the Govt. of India and various state governments have undertaken a number of social and economic initiatives to address this grave challenge that has been weakening our country for ages. We believe that only advanced technological products can bring hopes to millions of women who are suffering everyday. Although there are a few isolated gynecological apps in the global arena, Indian women are still bereft of a user-friendly, robust and secure platform for personalized gynecoogical analytics.

Recent advancements in the IT sector has enabled us with capabilities such as cloud computing, customer focused mobile applications, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, image analytics, genomics based preventive care etc. In spite of this commendable progress, we see a major gap in the gynecology domain as far as a comprehensive platform is concerned that can seamlessly connect patients to experts, provide a 24x7 guidance to users and can help individuals with intelligent health analytics. Tanata - Caring for Daughters is the answer to these questions. Powered by Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing and Bioinformatics, Tanaya is designed to work as a personalized health companion to every woman and also as a reliable platform for expert gynecological consultation. We believe, Tanaya can truly redefine the concept of wellness of women and play a major role in women empowerment. We are releasing it on the day of the demise of Rabindranath Tagore, the first non-European noble laureate and an unforgettable icon in Indian renaissance, to pay our homage to this immortal soul who triggered the much needed self-confidence among women through his social movements and timeless literary works.