Two women officer to be posted in Indian Navy for first time

New Delhi: The Indian Navy on Monday deployed two women officers on the warship. These two officers are Sub-Lieutenant Kumudini Tyagi and Sub-Lieutenant Riti Singh. She has been appointed as an observer in the helicopter stream. The 'Wings' have been awarded when they graduate as Observers at a ceremony held at INS Garuda in Kochi.

Women officers in Indian Navy:

It is worth mentioning that till now, women were not deployed for long time in terms of privacy on warships and there is no washroom for women. But now after the arrival of these two women officers, everything is certain to change. Although many women officers have been deployed in the Indian Navy.

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Two young women officers are undergoing training to operate sensors in Navy multi-role helicopters.

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