Shivangi Singh Age, Family, Bio.

Introduction

The Varanasi Girl and first women fighter pilot Shivangi Singh has recently made history in Indian Air Force. Along with her parents all over India, everybody might feel produced as once again women have established a strong presence in a male-dominated sector.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Early Life
• Career
• Training  
• Quick Facts
• FAQ

Early Life

In our Hindu tradition of India Varanasi hold a very holy significance. For ages people from all over the world refer to Varanasi as “Benaras” & “Kashi” the very own place of “Shiv” the god of Destroy among Trinity in Hindu Tradition.

This city is always rich in its heritage value, rivers like the holy Ganga and its ghats, diverse cultures, tradition, rich music, aromatic foods, exotic hospitalities, to mention a few.

This holy place has given recognition to many famous people from time to time. One of all a very important personality in today’s world is our respected Narendra Modi, the respected prime minister of our country India. As said numerous personalities are there to name. Of all of them, a truly bright star is Ms  “Shivangi Singh”.

She is from Phulwaria village which is in Baragaon Block in Varanasi. She became the first Indian woman to be a Fighter Rafale  Aircraft Lieutenant in the 17 golden aero squadron which means in Ambala Air force station. After completing her conversion training she would become an active member of the 17 golden aero squadron Teams.

Career

Her father’s name is Kameshwar Singh who works in a travel Agency and her mother Sima Singh is a housewife. She started her school education at St. Mary Convent School.

She kept her schooling up to class eight in this school. After that, she took her admission to St.Joseph in Shivpuri for a compilation of her study up to the twelfth standard.
And for completing her college education, Graduation as Bachelor in Science from Sunbeam Women college in Varuna. She completed her graduation in the year of 2016. During her graduation, she also carried out her training in National Cadet Corps (NCC) from “Banaras Hindu University”. 

Training

 After completing her graduation in 2016, the same year in July she applied for the Common Aptitude Test in Mysore. Gradually she started training Air Force Aircraft flying.  She got her chance in the Air Force in the year 2017 as the second batch of women fighter pilots.

Quick Facts

FAQ