✅FIRST'S FEMALE IN NEWS 2022-23 


➢ Lieutenant Shivangi Singh is the first woman Rafale pilot to take part in Orion Exercise 2023.
➢ Wing Commander Deepika Mishra has become the first woman Air Force officer to receive the 
Gallantry Medal.
➢ New Zealand-born Kim Cotton has become the first female umpire to officiate in a Men’s T20 
International (T20I) cricket match involving two ICC full-member nations.
➢ Sheenu Jhawar becomes first woman president of TiE Rajasthan.
➢ American Space Agency, NASA has selected the first woman astronaut, Christina Koch for its 
Artemis II mission.
➢ Surekha Yadav, Asia’s 1st woman loco pilot who now operates Vande Bharat, From Solapur to 
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminal (CSMT) in Maharashtra.
➢ Shalija Dhami becomes first woman officer to command a fighter unit in Indian Air Force (IAF).
➢ Colonel Geeta Rana became the first woman officer to command a field workshop.
➢ Captain Shiva Chauhan becomes the first women officer to be operationally deployed in the highest 
battleground in Kumar Post on the Siachen glacier.
➢ The first woman officer to be posted on foreign assignment in the Border Roads Organization (BRO) 
- Captain Surabhi Jakhmola.
➢ Rae Bareli's hockey stadium is named after hockey star Rani Rampal, first woman player from India 
to achieve this feat.
➢ Hekani Jakhalu became the first female MLA of Nagaland Assembly.
➢ Equatorial Guinea appoints Manuela Roka Botey as first female PM.
➢ Indian-origin Manpreet Monica Singh sworn in as 1st female Sikh judge of USA.
➢ Santhi Kumari Appointed as First Woman Chief Secretary of Telangana. 
➢ Saudi Arabia's Rayna Barnawi first female astronaut is set to go into space this year .
➢ Dina Boluarte became Peru’s first female president.
➢ FIFA has announced that Stephanie Frappart of France will be the first woman to 
➢ referee a men’s’ World Cup match. 
➢ PT Usha Become First Women President of Indian Olympic Association.
➢ Natasa Pirc Musar has been elected as the first female President of Slovenia. 
➢ Giorgia Meloni looks set to become Italy’s first woman prime minister. 
➢ Nallathamby Kalaiselvi has become the first woman director general of the Council of Scientific and 
Industrial Research (CSIR). 
➢ Draupadi Murmu may become India’s First Tribal and Second Female President. 
➢ Priyanka Mohite becomes first Indian woman to climb five peaks above 8,000 metres. 
➢ Gita Gopinath becomes 1st woman to feature on IMF’s ‘wall of former chief economists’. 
➢ Lisa Sthalekar becomes first female president of Federation of International 
➢ Cricketers’ Association (FICA). 
➢ Abhilasha Barak becomes the Indian Army’s first woman combat aviator. 
➢ Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit named as first woman Vice Chancellor of JNU. 
➢ Mithali Raj becomes first woman cricketer to appear at six Cricket World Cups. 
➢ Justice Ayesha Malik to be Pakistan’s first woman Supreme Court judge. 
➢ Xiomara Castro sworn in as first female President of Honduras 
➢ Dhriti Banerjee appointed first woman director of Zoological Survey of India. 
➢ Mawya Sudan becomes IAF’s 1st woman fighter pilot from J&K. 
➢ Costa Rica’s Rebeca Grynspan first female secretary-general of UNCTAD. 
➢ Claire Polosak set to become first female match official in men’s Test match.

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