Captain Tania Sher Gill at 5' 10'' stands tall but when she leads an all-men contingent during the ceremonial parade on the Republic Day, she will stand taller.
The 26-year-old officer of the Corps of Signals, had recently created history by becoming the first woman Parade Adjutant to led all-men contingents during the Army Day function.
A graduate of the Officers Training Academy (OTA), Chennai, asked if she was feeling nervous or afraid of the big day, she said, "We have worked a lot during the parade rehearsals, trying to perfect the moves. There is no fear or nervousness."
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