Indian Women In Uniform

[Kunal Biswas]

Maj Gen Madhuri Kanitkar returns to AFMC, Pune (from where she graduated) as its first woman dean.

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Girls from north-east to patrol national capital

 

[Kunal Biswas]

Girls from north-east to patrol national capital

 

[cobra commando]

ITBP

BSF
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[Kunal Biswas]

Rani of Jhansi Regiment INA

Captain Janaky Davar (The Jhansi Rani Regiment)

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Military modeling of a Rani Jansi Regiments`s sepoy in combat load ..

 

[WolfPack86]

Meet Kanchan Yadav, Lady CRPF Assistant Commandant who takes on stone pelters in JK

 

[Chinmoy]

Well you could just call her the Lady Singham...

 

[Chinmoy]

Well you could just call her the Lady Singham...

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[Spectribution]

Epic fail by SJWs

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/no-women-iaf-cadets-opt-for-combat-role/

No women Air Force cadets opt for combat role

It was in October 2015 that the IAF announced that women cadets would be given the choice to be fighter pilots, on an experimental basis for a period of five years.

Nearly a year after Flying Officers Avani Chaturvedi, Mohana Singh and Bhawana Kanth were commissioned in the Indian Air Force (IAF) as India’s first women fighter pilots, the force is faced with a peculiar situation: no women trainee cadets have since opted to fly fighter aircraft. In the next two batches since then, women cadets have opted to fly either transport aircraft or helicopters.

“It is an individual’s choice. Women cadets have to volunteer and then qualify. None of them are opting for the fighter stream. We don’t have any women fighter pilots from the last two courses, but that may change,” a top IAF official told The Indian Express.

Chaturvedi, Singh and Kanth were from the 197th flying course of the Air Force Academy (AFA) at Dundigal near Hyderabad, where women cadets train for a year before getting commissioned as Flying Officers. The trifurcation into the three streams — fighter, transport and helicopters — is made after the first six months of training.

None of the four women pilots in the 198th flying course opted for the fighter stream — one of them chose to be a transport pilot and three opted for the helicopter stream. In the 199th course, which gets commissioned in June, one woman cadet is training to be a transport pilot and two cadets have chosen to be helicopters pilots.

In the 200th course, which is only three months into training, officials said none of the four women cadets are likely to opt to be fighter pilots. “We are trying to motivate and counsel them but we will know more in a couple of weeks once the initial flying training gets over. By then, they can also judge their own performance and capabilities and take a considered call,” an IAF official explained.

Officials at AFA Dindigul told The Indian Express on conditions of anonymity that it is voluntary for women cadets to apply for fighters unlike male cadets who can be directed to join the fighter stream, depending upon their capabilities and performance.
“For women cadets, the choice depends on several factors – personal reasons, clauses in their terms of engagement, pressure from parents not to join fighters and several others,” explained an official at AFA Dindigul. As per the current terms of engagement, women pilots can serve up to 14 years of service and there are greater opportunities for post-retirement civilian employment for transport and helicopter pilots than there are for fighter pilots.

It was in October 2015 that the IAF announced that women cadets would be given the choice to be fighter pilots, on an experimental basis for a period of five years. Though IAF had started inducting women pilots in 1994, it was restricted to helicopters and transport aircraft. Most combat roles in the Army and the Navy are still off-limits for women due to a combination of operational concerns and logistical constraints.

 

[bhramos]

Indian Army Girl Cadets assembling Rifile with 1 Hand!!!

 

[Kunal Biswas]

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[Spectribution]

Nice gear on Delhi Police QRT team.

 

[HarshBardhan]

One Query ? Is the middle one in the lower row with a maroon beret a paratrooper ?? I think she is from Special Frontier Force-SFF . Can anyone clarify ?

 

[captscooby81]

She is not from SFF ..If i am not wrong she is from Army medical corps in the parachute regiment and from Nagaland ..

One Query ? Is the middle one in the lower row with a maroon beret a paratrooper ?? I think she is from Special Frontier Force-SFF . Can anyone clarify ?

 

[Willy2]

Epic fail by SJWs

http://indianexpress.com/article/india/no-women-iaf-cadets-opt-for-combat-role/

No women Air Force cadets opt for combat role

It was in October 2015 that the IAF announced that women cadets would be given the choice to be fighter pilots, on an experimental basis for a period of five years.

Nearly a year after Flying Officers Avani Chaturvedi, Mohana Singh and Bhawana Kanth were commissioned in the Indian Air Force (IAF) as India’s first women fighter pilots, the force is faced with a peculiar situation: no women trainee cadets have since opted to fly fighter aircraft. In the next two batches since then, women cadets have opted to fly either transport aircraft or helicopters.

“It is an individual’s choice. Women cadets have to volunteer and then qualify. None of them are opting for the fighter stream. We don’t have any women fighter pilots from the last two courses, but that may change,” a top IAF official told The Indian Express.

Chaturvedi, Singh and Kanth were from the 197th flying course of the Air Force Academy (AFA) at Dundigal near Hyderabad, where women cadets train for a year before getting commissioned as Flying Officers. The trifurcation into the three streams — fighter, transport and helicopters — is made after the first six months of training.

None of the four women pilots in the 198th flying course opted for the fighter stream — one of them chose to be a transport pilot and three opted for the helicopter stream. In the 199th course, which gets commissioned in June, one woman cadet is training to be a transport pilot and two cadets have chosen to be helicopters pilots.

In the 200th course, which is only three months into training, officials said none of the four women cadets are likely to opt to be fighter pilots. “We are trying to motivate and counsel them but we will know more in a couple of weeks once the initial flying training gets over. By then, they can also judge their own performance and capabilities and take a considered call,” an IAF official explained.

Officials at AFA Dindigul told The Indian Express on conditions of anonymity that it is voluntary for women cadets to apply for fighters unlike male cadets who can be directed to join the fighter stream, depending upon their capabilities and performance.
“For women cadets, the choice depends on several factors – personal reasons, clauses in their terms of engagement, pressure from parents not to join fighters and several others,” explained an official at AFA Dindigul. As per the current terms of engagement, women pilots can serve up to 14 years of service and there are greater opportunities for post-retirement civilian employment for transport and helicopter pilots than there are for fighter pilots.

It was in October 2015 that the IAF announced that women cadets would be given the choice to be fighter pilots, on an experimental basis for a period of five years. Though IAF had started inducting women pilots in 1994, it was restricted to helicopters and transport aircraft. Most combat roles in the Army and the Navy are still off-limits for women due to a combination of operational concerns and logistical constraints.

It's nothing to worry much , Women are usually less warrior type due to large thousands of years of characteristics, thankfully old stereotype no longer stop any woman to peruse her goal if she want to eb a fighter pilot , anyway our slot would be filled by males ..

the only worrying matter is western bootlicker pseudos might force military and Govt to reserve woman quota like Australian Army did..

 

[PD_Solo]

She is not from SFF ..If i am not wrong she is from Army medical corps in the parachute regiment and from Nagaland ..

Maj N Linyu of 60 Para is the first lady officer paratrooper who has participated in numerous expeditions in the Himalayas. She summitted the Everest in May 2012. She is also an accomplished skydiver.

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[here2where]

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[HarshBardhan]

WOMEN OFFICERS OF INDIAN ARMY WHO CLIMBED "INDIRA COL", THE HIGHEST POINT ON SIACHEN GLACIER

Some Random Pics :

Anjana Bhaduria as Officiating CO in The Composite Food Laboratory in Delhi. She was the
first woman to win a gold medal in the Indian Army. She served with the Indian Army for 10 years.

 

[Mikesingh]

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[HarshBardhan]

The second pic from beginning is of a Pakistani female soldier not Indian