Shivangi Is First Woman Pilot For Indian Navy

    • Publish Date: Dec 2 2019 4:12PM
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    • Updated Date: Dec 2 2019 4:12PM
Shivangi Is First Woman Pilot For Indian Navy

KOCHI: Sub-lieutenant Shivangi became the first woman pilot for the Indian Navy on Monday. Shivangi was born in the city of Muzaffarpur in Bihar. She was commissioned into the Indian Navy last year after her initial training.

Shivangi joined operational duties at the Kochi naval base today. She will be flying the Dornier surveillance aircraft of the Indian Navy. I have been craving this for a long time: says India's first naval woman pilot, Sub-Lieutenant Shivangi. Sub-Lieutenant Shivangi expressed happiness at her feat saying she has been craving for it for a long time.

"It's a proud feeling for me, my parents and it's a different feeling. I have been craving for this since a very long time and finally, it is here, I cannot express it...it's a great feeling. I am looking forward to complete my third stage of training," she said while speaking to reporters after joining her operational duties at Kochi naval base.

"Women were always there in the Navy. They were not in the cockpit. Observers were there. This is something different...woman in the cockpit for the first time. It will create more opportunity for other women who want to join Defence...maybe they will start going for choppers and fighters," she added.

In August, Indian Air Force's Wing Commander S Dhami has become the first female officer in the country to become the Flight Commander of a flying unit.
 

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