Breaking the Stereotypes

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 She was ready to break stereotypes. She was passionate for it and she had to prove herself. She even had to leave her family for this.

And she did it. She cleared the exam and one of the toughest interview and was ready to join Officers Training Academy.

For the next 49 weeks, she has to undergo gruelling training in the academy. She will be pushed out of her comfort zone everyday.

And she survived tough training and passed out from OTA as a Lieutenant in Indian Army.

She brokes the stereotype. She did the thing which is aspired by many but is achieved by very few. She made her family & friends proud. But from now every Indian will be proud of her.

Life will be not easy for her after this but she will overcame all the problems.

This is a small tribute to all the women in uniform.

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