Women in Military: Breaking Barriers & Shaping the Future

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Abstract

This Article sheds light on the evolving role of women in the Military operations, emphasizing their importance and equal need in shaping the future and breaking all the barriers of inequality and standing steadfast for their country. The significance of women in military operations traces back in the 1960s and 1970 where earlier during World War 1 & 2 women mainly served in non-combat roles like nurses, clerical work etc. Providing vital support to male militants. In recent years there has been considerable interest and recognition regarding the various roles of women to serve in combat roles breaking traditional norms while shaping future requirements by advancing the cause of gender equality. As a result, women too are playing major roles in the, military operations, acknowledging and embracing their capabilities and invaluable contributions towards the country.

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