First Indian women as Parade Adjutant

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Tania Shergill is the captain of first Indian woman ‘Parade Adjutant’ to lead an all-men contingent at an Army Day function in Indian Army.

 She is finished her officer training in Chennai.Her mother is the role model.

 She learnt so much about courage, honour, loyalty, integrity, selfless service and discipline at the Academy… you grow so much as a person in the army says the captain 


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