Breaking barriers, Major Navya Shekhawat has become the inaugural woman Army officer to hold the position of President’s Aide-de-Camp. Her responsibilities include aiding President Droupadi Murmu at formal events and ceremonies. Following in the footsteps of Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki’s tenure in 2025, Major Shekhawat’s appointment marks a progressive step for women in the Indian military, showcasing their growing opportunities and prominence in defense roles. Breaking barriers, Major Navya Shekhawat has become the inaugural woman Army officer to hold the position of President’s Aide-de-Camp. Her responsibilities include aiding President Droupadi Murmu at formal events and ceremonies. Following in the footsteps of Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki’s tenure in 2025, Major Shekhawat’s appointment marks a progressive step for women in the Indian military, showcasing their growing opportunities and prominence in defense roles.
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