Some Great Women of India.....

RANI LAKSHMI BAI

First Woman Warrior of India’s Independence War

BEGUM HAZRAT MAHAL

Active Participant of First India’s Independence War

First Female Teacher of India

SAVITRI BAI PHULE

SAROJINI NAIDUThe First Woman to become a Governor of

an Indian State

INDIRA GANDHIFirst Woman Prime Minister of India

PRATIBHA PATILThe First Indian Woman

President of India

SUCHETA KRIPALANIThe First Woman Chief Minister

of Indian

REITA FARIA The First Indian Woman to win the

Miss World title (1966)

PUNITA ARORAFirst Woman Lt. General of Indian Army

M.S. SUBBULAKSHMIFirst Indian Musician Awarded by

Bharat Ratna

KIRAN BEDIFirst Woman IPS Officer of India

JUSTICE FATIMA BEEVI

The First Woman Judge of Supreme Court

MEIRA KUMARIThe First Woman Speaker of Lok Sabha

V.S RAMA DEVIThe First Woman Chief Election Commissioner of

India

KALPANA CHAWLAFirst Indian Woman In Space

BACHENDRI PALFirst Indian Woman on Mount Everest

P.T. USHA The first Indian Woman Athlete ever to have entered

the Final Round at Olympic Games in Athletics.

KARNAM MALLESWARIThe first Indian women to win a Olympic medal

SUSHMITA SENThe First Indian Woman to win the Miss Universe title

SHANTI TIGGAThe First Woman to join the Territorial

Army as a Jawan

SANIA MIRZAFirst Indian Woman To Win A Mixed

Doubled Grand Slam Title

DEEPAK SANDHUThe First Woman appointed as Chief Information

Commissioner

LATA MANGESHKARMelody Queen of India

AARTHI SAHAThe First Woman to Swim the English Channel

MOTHER TERESAAwarded by Noble Peace Prize and Bharat Ratna

for humanities Work

AISHWARYA RAI BACHCHANFirst Indian Actor To Become A Member of Jury In

Cannes Film Festival

SAINA NEHWAL Saina Nehwal was born in the year 1990 march 17. Saina was born in Hariyana and settled in Hyderabad. Her Father and mother were great badminton players.

Both of them were badminton champions in Hariyana and her mother had reached top rank position in Badminton. Saina Nehwal was the first women to reach singles badminton quarter finals in Olympics. She was also the first Indian to win a Super series badminton tournament. This amazing win was made in the year 2009. 

MARY KOMHer rise from the humble fields of Kangathei village in Manipur to become India’s most successful and well-known woman boxer in a largely male-dominated sport is inspiring, but the fact that the five-time undisputed world champion is also a mother-of-two make

her accomplishments all the more remarkable.

PICTURES OF STRONG WOMEN IN INDIA