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Wonder Women of India

When it comes to making wonders, these ladies have it all. In this male dominated society, these ladies stood up tall. They started from scratch and now are known for their hard work and success.
Let's begin our list of "Top 5 Wonder-women of India" whose achievements have made our nation proud.


  1. Dr. Seema Rao (Commando Trainer/Special Forces)


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There is nothing better to start off our list with Dr. Seema Rao, the original Indian Wonder Woman. She is India's first woman commando trainer. She has been a pioneer in close quarter battle and has been in the Special Forces for more than 15 years. She is a certified doctor in medicines and has patented a new close range shooting style called as " The Rao System of Reflex Fire".

 2. Chanda Kochhar (CEO and MD, ICICI Bank)


Ranked 32 in Forbes Most Powerful Women


Who says women can't manage things properly? Well think twice before speaking to Chanda Kochhar who is taking care of venture of about $125 billion of assets. She is the CEO and MD of ICICI Bank Pvt Ltd and topped in the Forbes List of "Most Powerful Women" among Indians. She also received the Padma Bhushan Award in 2011 by the Indian Government.

3. Roshni Nadar Malhtora (CEO HCL Technolgies)


A Young Business Tycoon        

Roshni Nadar became CEO of HCL Corporations in 2009 , only at the age of 27 years. She was also featured in the Forbes list of "Most Powerful Woman". She is a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum, a unique and diverse community of the world’s most outstanding, next generation leaders. She was conferred the prestigious NDTV Young Philanthropist - Indian of the Year award in 2014.

4. Chhavi Rajwat (Sarpanch of Soda Village)

First Woman Sarpanch

Born in a small village of Soda (Jaipur), Chhavi left her corporate job and city after her MBA to return to her home-town Soda. Her aim was to develop Soda and other rural villages. She became the Sarpanch of Soda Village and was the first ever women sarpanch with an MBA degree. Chhavi's chhavi (image) is now as the changing face of Rural Rajasthan. Her works in the field of rural developed are truly remarkable.

5. Ekta Kapoor (TV Producer, Creative Director of Balaji Telefilms)


Queen Of Indian TV


There is only one named that ruled the Indian Televison, Ekta Kapoor. She has won the hearts of many Indian women through her soap operas. She made her debut at the age of 17 and since then has produced many TV soap operas and co-directed many bollywood films. She was been entitled as the Queen of Indian TV and as the Best Entrepreneur of 2001.

This list can be never ending, but what these stories share is that if you are willing enough to stand out from the crowd, then there is no stopping the roar of success.

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