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Meet Yashasvi Solanki: First Woman Navy Officer to Become President’s Aide-de-Camp, Marking a Historic First for Indian Defence

Sharad NataniBy Sharad NataniMay 31, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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In a landmark moment for the Indian Armed Forces and gender representation in defence, Lieutenant Commander Yashasvi Solanki has made history by becoming the first woman officer from the Indian Navy to be appointed as the President of India’s Aide-de-Camp (ADC). This prestigious designation places her among the select few who serve directly under the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces — the President of India.

Yashasvi Solanki’s appointment is being hailed as a milestone in the continuing evolution of women’s roles in the Indian military. Traditionally dominated by men, this coveted position has now been entrusted to a woman from the Navy for the very first time, reflecting India’s progressive stance toward empowering women in the armed forces.

What Does an ADC Do?

The role of the Aide-de-Camp (ADC) is far more than ceremonial. ADCs are the President’s closest military aides and are responsible for coordinating formal communication, managing official protocols, and assisting in high-level engagements and ceremonial functions. Their presence ensures seamless functioning between the President’s office and various branches of the government and military.

ADCs serve as a symbol of excellence and discipline, and their selection is based on impeccable service records, leadership, and integrity. Yashasvi’s selection underscores her stellar career and the immense trust placed in her capabilities by the highest office in the country.

Who is Yashasvi Solanki?

Commissioned through the Short Service Commission, Yashasvi Solanki quickly rose through the ranks with a distinguished record of service in the Indian Navy. Known for her precision, professionalism, and leadership, she has held several critical posts and earned respect across defence circles.

ADCs are typically selected from officers who have served at least five to seven years with outstanding performance. Her appointment signals the recognition of her contribution and the Navy’s growing commitment to offering women more meaningful leadership roles.

A New Chapter in Women’s Military Achievements

Lieutenant Commander Solanki now joins the league of trailblazing women in Indian defence such as:

Lt. Gen. Punita Arora – First woman to hold the rank of Lieutenant General in the Indian Army and also a Vice Admiral in the Navy.

Air Marshal Padmavathy Bandopadhyay – India’s first woman Air Marshal and aviation medicine expert.

Her appointment is not just a personal achievement but a beacon of hope and inspiration for thousands of young women who aspire to serve their nation in uniform. It highlights the changing landscape of India’s defence forces — one that increasingly recognizes talent, commitment, and service over gender.

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