View Of Women Soldiers On Battlefield At Border Inspiring: PM Modi In Ladakh
India News | ANI | Friday July 3, 2020
Lauding the participation of women in the Indian Army, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the view of women soldiers on the battlefield at the border is inspiring.
100 Women Batch Starts Training For Military Police Induction: Army Chief
India News | Press Trust of India | Sunday January 12, 2020
The training of the first batch of 100 women soldiers for induction into military police has started from January 6, Army Chief Gen MM Naravane said on Saturday.
Army Begins Recruitment Rallies For Women Soldiers
Jobs | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday September 12, 2019
The Army on Thursday began recruitment drives for the first batch of women soldiers, who will be inducted in non-combat roles.
Women Soldiers To Be Commissioned Into Military Police By 2021: Report
India News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday September 4, 2019
The first batch of 100 women soldiers in the Army is likely to be commissioned by March 2021, Army sources said this morning. They said the commissioning will take place after the first batch completes its training, which will commence in December this year.
Army Prepares To Receive And Train First Batch Of Women Soldiers
Jobs | Edited by Shihabudeen Kunju S | Monday September 2, 2019
First batch of Women soldiers are presently under the selection process from thousands of volunteers across the nation and the training of the selected 100 is likely to start in December 2019 in Bengaluru.
20 Afghan Soldiers, All Of Them Women, In India For Training
India News | Press Trust of India | Monday December 11, 2017
A group of 20 women from Afghanistan, who are serving in combat role in the army, are here for a military training programme, the first such exercise which has enthused their peers in India who too are keen to serve on the frontline.
First 'Mahila Squad' Commissioned For High-Altitute Posts Of India-China Border
India News | Press Trust of India | Friday January 15, 2016
A freshly-trained contingent of 500 women personnel will become the first 'mahila' squad to be deployed in high-altitude posts along the India-China border.
Indo-Tibetan Border Police to Post Women at Border Posts Along China by Next Year
India News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday October 28, 2015
In a first, border guarding force ITBP has decided to deploy women personnel in combat duties at its high-altitude posts along the Indo-China border.
Female Fighters Battle For Freedom and Equality in Syria
World News | Reuters | Tuesday December 16, 2014
About 7,500 women are estimated to have joined the Women's Protection Unit, or YPJ, many as volunteers, which was set up in 2012 as part of the People's Defense Unit (YPG), the Kurds' dominant fighting unit in the northern Syria region of Rojava.
Women Soldiers Join the Army Ranks in Somalia
World News | Associated Press | Wednesday May 28, 2014
With an AK47 automatic rifle slung over her shoulder, Naeemo Abdi frisks people coming into a Mogadishu police station.
In Bashar Assad's Syria, women a small, symbolic part of fighting force
World News | Associated Press | Wednesday June 5, 2013
Walaa's parents used to force her to stay indoors, fearing for her safety in the war-torn city of Homs. Now she proudly walks the streets each day with a kalashnikov and camouflage uniform.
Top US general warns of sexual assault 'crisis,' meets Barack Obama
World News | Reuters | Friday May 17, 2013
The top general in the US Armed Forces warned of a crisis of confidence in the growing ranks of women soldiers due to a rash of sexual assault cases that has prompted lawmakers to act.
Canada ahead of US in allowing women in combat
World News | Associated Press | Sunday February 10, 2013
On May 17, 2006, in a firefight with Afghan Taliban insurgents, Canadian forces lost an artillery officer hit by shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade. She was Capt. Nichola Goddard, the first Canadian woman to be killed in action since her country's 1989 decision to admit women soldiers into combat.
US women soldiers' special task in Afghanistan
World News | Elisabeth Bumiller, NYT News Service | Monday March 8, 2010
40 young women are preparing to deploy to Afghanistan in one of the more forward-leaning experiments of the US military.
BSF plans to recruit women soldiers: DG
India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday July 18, 2009
Some recent encounters in Kashmir valley indicate that militant training camps across the border are still in existence, BSF Director General M L Kumawat said.
View Of Women Soldiers On Battlefield At Border Inspiring: PM Modi In Ladakh
India News | ANI | Friday July 3, 2020
Lauding the participation of women in the Indian Army, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the view of women soldiers on the battlefield at the border is inspiring.
100 Women Batch Starts Training For Military Police Induction: Army Chief
India News | Press Trust of India | Sunday January 12, 2020
The training of the first batch of 100 women soldiers for induction into military police has started from January 6, Army Chief Gen MM Naravane said on Saturday.
Army Begins Recruitment Rallies For Women Soldiers
Jobs | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday September 12, 2019
The Army on Thursday began recruitment drives for the first batch of women soldiers, who will be inducted in non-combat roles.
Women Soldiers To Be Commissioned Into Military Police By 2021: Report
India News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday September 4, 2019
The first batch of 100 women soldiers in the Army is likely to be commissioned by March 2021, Army sources said this morning. They said the commissioning will take place after the first batch completes its training, which will commence in December this year.
Army Prepares To Receive And Train First Batch Of Women Soldiers
Jobs | Edited by Shihabudeen Kunju S | Monday September 2, 2019
First batch of Women soldiers are presently under the selection process from thousands of volunteers across the nation and the training of the selected 100 is likely to start in December 2019 in Bengaluru.
20 Afghan Soldiers, All Of Them Women, In India For Training
India News | Press Trust of India | Monday December 11, 2017
A group of 20 women from Afghanistan, who are serving in combat role in the army, are here for a military training programme, the first such exercise which has enthused their peers in India who too are keen to serve on the frontline.
First 'Mahila Squad' Commissioned For High-Altitute Posts Of India-China Border
India News | Press Trust of India | Friday January 15, 2016
A freshly-trained contingent of 500 women personnel will become the first 'mahila' squad to be deployed in high-altitude posts along the India-China border.
Indo-Tibetan Border Police to Post Women at Border Posts Along China by Next Year
India News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday October 28, 2015
In a first, border guarding force ITBP has decided to deploy women personnel in combat duties at its high-altitude posts along the Indo-China border.
Female Fighters Battle For Freedom and Equality in Syria
World News | Reuters | Tuesday December 16, 2014
About 7,500 women are estimated to have joined the Women's Protection Unit, or YPJ, many as volunteers, which was set up in 2012 as part of the People's Defense Unit (YPG), the Kurds' dominant fighting unit in the northern Syria region of Rojava.
Women Soldiers Join the Army Ranks in Somalia
World News | Associated Press | Wednesday May 28, 2014
With an AK47 automatic rifle slung over her shoulder, Naeemo Abdi frisks people coming into a Mogadishu police station.
In Bashar Assad's Syria, women a small, symbolic part of fighting force
World News | Associated Press | Wednesday June 5, 2013
Walaa's parents used to force her to stay indoors, fearing for her safety in the war-torn city of Homs. Now she proudly walks the streets each day with a kalashnikov and camouflage uniform.
Top US general warns of sexual assault 'crisis,' meets Barack Obama
World News | Reuters | Friday May 17, 2013
The top general in the US Armed Forces warned of a crisis of confidence in the growing ranks of women soldiers due to a rash of sexual assault cases that has prompted lawmakers to act.
Canada ahead of US in allowing women in combat
World News | Associated Press | Sunday February 10, 2013
On May 17, 2006, in a firefight with Afghan Taliban insurgents, Canadian forces lost an artillery officer hit by shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade. She was Capt. Nichola Goddard, the first Canadian woman to be killed in action since her country's 1989 decision to admit women soldiers into combat.
US women soldiers' special task in Afghanistan
World News | Elisabeth Bumiller, NYT News Service | Monday March 8, 2010
40 young women are preparing to deploy to Afghanistan in one of the more forward-leaning experiments of the US military.
BSF plans to recruit women soldiers: DG
India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday July 18, 2009
Some recent encounters in Kashmir valley indicate that militant training camps across the border are still in existence, BSF Director General M L Kumawat said.
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