Inspiring Women Achievers In India

Inspiring Women Achievers In India

Women who have changed our lives by inspiring us to be passionate,

consistent and hardworking. These women bring us the hope that every

girl in India has the potential to achieve whatever she wants to.


Arunima Sinha

A sports person who is lesser known. She lost her leg in an accident, and despite, managed to climb Mt.Everest.


Vidya Balan

A sociology graduate, this woman has changed the perceptions of acting and weight in B-town. She has a national award and was also awarded the Padma Shri in 2014.


Bhakti Sharma

She is the first Asian women and the youngest in the world to create a swimming record in the waters of the Antarctic.


Rashmi Bansal

She is a writer and a youth expert. Bansal has published a total of five books including the very famous 'Stay Hungry Stay Foolish.' Her books have receive world wide critical acclaim and have been translated into multiple languages.


Dipika Palikal

Whoever thought squash wasn't as popular in India, definitely never came across her. She's the first Indian to enter into the top 10 World Squash Association rankings.


Sania Nehwal

She's only 24. Yet, she's the first Indian woman to win a medal in badminton at the Olympics. And that's not it. This 20-something has a lot more titles in her kitty. She is also the first Indian woman to win the World Junior Badminton Championship.


Harshini Kanhekar

She received the title of India’s first female fire fighter about ten years back. She believes in creating barriers and making history, and has clearly done the same.


Sania Mirza

Once upon a time, she was ranked India's no.1 tennis player by the Women's Tennis Association. Mirza has played extensively and has won a total of 14 medals.


Puja Thakur

She became the first officer to lead the Inter-Service Guard of Honour that was inspected by US President Barack Obama. She says she joined the Indian Air Force because of the life she wanted for herself.


Tania Sachdev

She is really a beauty with brains. Being associated with a non-glamorous sport says a lot already. Sachdev has won titles like Women's Grandmaster in 2005 and International Master in 2008. She has also received the Arjuna award.

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