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1) First Indian woman to win the Booker Prize — Arundhati Roy
2) First Indian woman to go into space — Kalpana Chawla
3) The first woman president of India — Smt. Pratibha Patil
4) The first lady to become “Miss World” — Rita Faria
5) The first woman President of the UN General Assembly– Mrs. Vijaya Laxmi Pandit
6) The first woman Governor of a State in free India — Mrs. Sarojini Naidu (1925)
7) The first woman Prime Minister — Mrs. Indira Gandhi
8) The first woman to climb Mount Everest — Bachhendri Pal
9) The first woman I.P.S. Officer — Mrs. Kiran Bedi
10) The first and the last Muslim woman ruler of Delhi — Razia Sultan
11) The first woman chief justice of a High Court — Mrs. Leela Seth
12) The first woman pilot in Indian Air Force –Harita Kaur Dayal
13) The first woman Chief Minister of an Indian State — Mrs. Sucheta Kripalani
14) The first woman judge in Supreme Court — Mrs. Meera Sahib Fatima Bibi
15) The first woman Director General of Police (DGP) — Kanchan Chaudhary Bhattacharya
16) The first woman Lieutenent General — Puneeta Arora
17) The first woman Air Vice Marshal — P. Bandopadhyaya
18) The first woman chairperson of Indian Airlines — Sushma Chawla
19) The first woman to climb Mount Everest twice — Santosh Yadav
20) The first woman President of the Indian National Congress — Mrs. Annie Besant
21) The first woman to receive Ashoka Chakra — Nirja Bhanot
22) The first woman to cross English Channel — Aarti Saha
23) The first woman to receive Nobel Prize — Mother Teresa
24) The first woman to receive Bharat Ratna — Mrs. Indira Gandhi
25) The first woman to receive Jnanpith Award — Ashapurna Devi
26) First Indian woman to swim across the English Channel — Miss Arati Saha
27) First Indian woman to win WTA Title — Sania Mirza
28) First Indian woman Airline Pilot — Durga Banerjee
29) First Indian woman to win a Gold Medal in Asian Games — Kamaljeet Sandhu
30) First Indian Woman Minister of Indian Railways — Mamata banerjee

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