Bhubaneswar: Candidates for women, aspiring to be recruited in the armed forces, have welcome the decision of the Supreme Court to enable women to appear to enter the National Defense Entrance (NDA).
According to prospective women, the decision will open a new Vista for the cadet of girls and NCC after the level of 10 + 2 to pursue a career in the armed forces, as before the entry level criteria are graduation.
“It was indeed the verdict of the Path-Breaking and Historic Supreme Court.
This will encourage a step forward in ensuring equality for women in each field, including the armed forces.
The country belongs to a man and woman, and everyone must get the same opportunity to serve the motherland, “Said Priyanka Sahu, a graduate student.
Women who meet the requirements aspiring to join the armed forces can choose to appear for the Public Services Commission Union (UPSC), non-UPSC and technical.
“I hope the command of the Supreme Court came a few years back, so I could get the chance to appear for the NDA exam.
Is my dream to join the Army.
I tried, but it can’t work because we only get three years to prepare for the exam,” said Ghanistha Prusty, a graduate student and former NCC cadet.
Now, after the command of the Supreme Court, female candidates can appear for the NDA exam scheduled to be held at 5.
“Being a retired officer’s army, I welcome this decision to allow female candidates for the NDA exam.
Given the same opportunity, women have proven their courage in All fields.
If we do not allow them to compete or give them a chance, how can they prove themselves, “said Maheswar Panda, a former army officer.