7 Indian Women who have made History with their Achievements

A woman is a name of supernatural power who has aced the world with her hardworking nature and strong will. Especially, Indian women have left their solid footprints in different sectors. The orthodox thinking of society has thrown numerous curveballs in the direction of women, but with their positive attitude and courage, they have dodged all problems like a pro.

Today, Indian women have left a sign of their competency from kitchen to parliament. So, today we are going to remember some of the powerful female achiever’s of India.

Kalpana Chawla

This Indian woman has brightened the name of Indians in space as she was the first Indian woman who marked her excellence in space. She was part of a space mission in 1997 as a specialist and a primary robotic arm operator. But, unfortunately, she can’t make it alive in the mission.

Indira Gandhi

Indira Gandhi has become the first Indian women who had served the Prime Minister office from 1966 to 1977. She was honored with the title of ‘Woman of the Millennium” and “Bharat Ratana”.Indira Gandhi’s spontaneous decision-making has transformed India big time and brought forward India’s growth to next levels at that time.

Mother Teresa

Mother Teresa “Saint Teresa of Calcutta” started her life by sacrificing her life as a teacher and moving into the slums teaching literacy to kids of the poor. Mother Teresa was such a great soul who devoted her life for all the poor, sick, helpless people of the world for their service and well-being.

Reita Faria Powel

Reita Faira Powel is a perfect example of beauty with brains. She is an Indian model, doctor and beauty queen. She earned the title of Miss World 1966 and become the first ever Asian to win this title.

Bachendri Pal

She becomes the first Indian to mark the journey of Mount Everest in 1984. Later, she joined the Mount Everest Summit in 1994, 1993 and 1997 with a team comprising of only women in ‘Indo-Nepalese Women’s Mount Everest Expedition,’ ‘The Great Indian Women’s Rafting Voyage’ and ‘First Indian Women Trans-Himalayan Expedition.’

Rani Laxmi Bai

The Hindi saying Khoob Ladi Mardani thi Woh To Jhansi Wali Rani Thi goes best to describe ‘Rani of Jhansi’ who fought for her Jhansi till the last breath of her life She was a brave freedom fighter and Her, courage and her sacrifices made her mark in a traditionally male society.She was the leading figure of the INDIAN REBELLION OF 1857 and British had a very tough time fighting with Laxmi Bai as she was adamant not to let British conquer Jhansi.