The power of women is visible in the army

The power of women is visible in the Indian army. Like men, women are also showing their abilities in the army. The latest example of this is that in the press briefing of Operation Sindoor recently conducted by the army, two women officers of the army gave information related to the war, which has been an important step. Colonel Sophia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, along with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, presented the picture of India’s might to the whole world by holding a press conference and told how and what action India took through Operation Sindoor. Both the women officers of the army provided fresh information to the country and the world through press conferences every day about the military action and showed that women power in India is no less than anyone else.

- RAMESH SARRAF DHAMORA

For centuries in India, women have been given the status of Matri Shakti. It has been said that where women are worshipped, there the gods reside. Yatraitastu na pujyante sarvaastraaphalah kriyah Meaning: Where women are worshipped, gods reside there. Where women are not worshipped, all the work done there becomes futile. By worshipping Maa Durga in the form of mother power on Navratri twice a year in the country, we give the message to the country and the world that mother power is no less than anyone. Now, in our army, women have shown their excellent ability by standing shoulder to shoulder with men and demonstrating their talent in every field. Women are flying fighter planes. So they seem ready to play every kind of role in the battlefield.

The history of women's participation in the Indian armed forces has been full of long struggles and changes.