International Women’s Day: Check Top 9 Women Achievers Of 2023

On International Women's Day, let's focus on the extraordinary achievements of women by reminiscing about 2023's historic moments marked by impressive women across the country.

Dr Ritu Karidhal Srivastava: Weeding out any doubts about women’s capability in space science, Dr. Ritu, successfully handled a team of 54 female scientists, marking India’s presence on the moon with the Mission Chandrayaan-3.

Shefali Shah: Shefali Shah marked her global presence with her extraordinary performance in Delhi Crime 2 which got her nominated for the 2023 Emmy Award.

Sudha Murty: Renowned novelist and philanthropist, Sudha Murty was awarded Padma Bhushan in 2023 for her exceptional contribution to humanitarian services.

Lt Commander Prerna Deosthalee: Marking a historic moment, Lt Commander Prerna Deosthalee became India’s first woman commander for an Indian Naval Warship.

Disha Naik: Breaking down boundaries and norms, Disha Naik became the first female firefighter in India, operating a Crash Fire Tender at Manohar International Airport in Goa.

Dr Swati Nayak: Notable Odia scientist, Dr. Swati Nayak received the Norman Borlaug Field Award for the year 2023 from the World Food Prize Foundation for her innovative contribution to the food system.

Manisha Padhi: Squadron leader Manisha Padhi from Odisha was appointed as India's first Woman Aide-De-Camp for the Mizoram Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati.

Lipika Singh Darai: Odia director Lipika Singh Darai garnered praise for being chosen for the BAFTA (The British Academy of Film and Television Arts) from India.

Women in Sports: 2023 saw Indian women athletes’ exemplary performance at the Asian Para Games 2023 with notable Paralympians like shooter Avni Lekhara, and ace badminton players like Palak Kohli and Mansi Joshi.