Anand Mahindra praises Shiva Chouhan, the first woman officer to be deployed at World’s highest battlefield Siachen

Digital Desk: Captain Shiva Chouhan made history by becoming the first woman officer to be posted to the world's highest battlefield, Siachen Glacier. Chouhan will be one of the Bravehearts accountable for the country's safety while posted in a place with extreme weather conditions, shattering many female stereotypes. 

Anand Mahindra took to social media to congratulate Chouhan on passing the tough training and being chosen for the position. He also mentioned how everyone would be applauding her success.

"Shiva Shakti!" said Shiva. We're rooting for her and hoping for her success and safety. "May she bury gender prejudices in the Siachen snow," the caption read.

The tweet has received over 233k views and numerous replies. People couldn't stop praising Chouhan for his incredible feat. Many people wished her luck in her mission. 

Captain Shiva Chouhan, a Bengal Sapper from Rajasthan, serves in the Indian Army's Fire and Fury Corps. She holds a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and will be in charge of a variety of combat engineering jobs at the Siachen Glacier. Chouhan was admitted into the Siachen Glacier on January 2 after a difficult ascent. The Fire and Fury Corps announced the news on Twitter, along with photos of the valorous officer.