Kashmir: Army Troops Carry Pregnant Woman In Knee Deep Snow, Help Her Reach Hospital For Delivery

By carrying a pregnant woman to hospital in knee-deep snow in the Kashmir valley, the Indian Army set yet another example of kindness and bravery.
By carrying a pregnant woman to hospital in knee-deep snow in the Kashmir valley, the Indian Army set yet another example of kindness and bravery.
The officers’ petition said that the Indian Army had denied PC to “meritorious and outstanding women” on the basis of “unknown, undisclosed, and surreptitious parameters” that deviated from those applicable for male officers.
Kanika Rane, who has a four-year-old son Agastya, was among the 230 cadets—181 men and 49 women—who were commissioned at the Officers Training Academy (OTA), Chennai
Indian Army today declared results of the first-ever board held for granting Permanent Commission to Women officers. Around 49% women officers would continue to serve in the force. Around 320 women officers would retire after 20 years of pensionable service. 615 women officers were under consideration for being granted permanent commission: Army sources https://t.co/l1aGUUwmS1 — […]
Around 30 women soldiers are deployed under Captain Gursimran Kaur of the Army Service Corps (ASC).
Currently resided in Hyderabad, Santosh Babu’s family was also given financial support of five crores by the state government.
The order specifies grant of Permanent Commission to SSC women officers in all the ten streams, including Army Air Defence and Aviation.
During the training, she outran all of her other male counterparts to complete it with 5 seconds to spare till they caught up. She completed the 50 m run in 12 seconds during her tests.
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This is also for the first time an Indian peacekeeper will be awarded the prestigious honour, Gawani joined the Indian Army in the year 2011 after graduating from the Officers Training Academy.