
A daughter follows her father’s footsteps
The Hindu
Bharanikavu native lone Keralite in ‘Rifle Women’ unit deployed in Ganderbal
Growing up, Athira K. Pillai dreamed of following in her father’s footsteps and becoming a soldier. Her cherished dream came true four years ago when she joined Assam Rifles, the oldest paramilitary force in India. Ms. Pillai, then 21-year-old, from Bharanikavu in Alappuzha left for the Northeast so excited as it was her chance to serve the nation as a servicewoman. After serving in volatile Nagaland and Manipur, she moved to conflict-ridden Jammu and Kashmir earlier this year.More Related News

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