The defense minister announced to the Parliamentary Consultative Committee that boosting women's involvement in the military continues to be a national priority

Regarding Women in the Military:
The Indian Armed Forces are steadily increasing the participation of women in combat, technical, and leadership positions throughout the Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Present Information (2024):
Military: 1,735 females (6.85%)
Air Force: 1,614 females (13.4%)
Navy: 674 females (6%)
Tendency Since 2005:
Army: increased from 767 (2005) to 1,735 (2024)
Air Force: increased from 574 to 1,614
Navy: increased from 154 to 674
Branch Entry:
Army: Women have the opportunity to serve in 12 branches, including combat positions.
Navy: All divisions except for submarines are available.
Air Force: All divisions available, including combat pilots.
Role Models: Figures such as Col. Sofiya Qureshi (Army) and Wing Cmdr. Vyomika Singh (Air Force) represent women’s leadership in significant missions like Operation Sindoor

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