Doctor Didi will provide access to & knowledge of sexual health and reproductive right based resources for the community of women who currently have limited access. How Does Doctor Didi Work? This is a simple technology led solution built on Messaging, Web in local languages that will enable access to a chat based solution for women and link them to medical experts.  69% of women based out of India do not have access to or actively seek, medical help or guidance on sexual health. This is a critical issue that needs to be addressed to ensure a healthy community of women across the country. ChatBot on WhatsApp Conversations on sexual health are considered taboo in India both in rural and urban settings. We will develop a tech-enabled private, safe space with minimal human intervention for India's 450 million young women to access critical information about their health, and body. Doctor Didi's mobile messaging and web based chatbot will offer answers to basic questions on reproductive rights and sexual health issues through pre-fed and menu-led answers delivered to the female user in their own language. This information will be based on the knowledge bank developed by our network of women counsellors and medical experts in sexual health issues. What is the evidence of challenges faced by women in getting information on sexual health? Women’s access to a broader range of sexual and reproductive health services has mostly stayed absent due to exclusive focus of Indian agencies on maternal health. According to Guttmacher.org dated 2019, 49 million women in India have an unmet need for contraception. 14 million women don't access treatment for easily curable STIs. 45% of total pregnancies in India each year are unintended (meaning occurred too soon or not wanted at all). With over 1.06 billion mobile connections in India, a simple language based mobile tech solution can provide critical knowledge and solve for a mass problem. About Doctor Didi Doctor Didi a tech product conceptualised by SheThePeople founder, Shaili Chopra. An award winning journalist, Shaili has been working with women across India to solve for their needs using technology. A Draper Hills Fellow from Stanford, Shaili has been pushing for change and impact in lives of women, who are seeking to use technology to answers the biggest challenges in the face of gender inequality. Shaili Chopra has 20 years of experience in media as the senior editor and anchor at NDTV, ETNOW and CNBC.