Title: Law enforcement in India
Content:  In 1972, Kiran Bedi became the first female Indian Police Service officer. Twenty years later, Asha Sinha was the first female commandant of the paramilitary forces. Kanchan Chaudhary Bhattacharya was the first female director general of police in a state when she was appointed DGP of the Uttarakhand Police. In 2018, IPS Officer Archana Ramasundram became the first female paramilitary DGP (Sashastra Seema Bal). Women had previously been limited to supervisory roles in the Central Armed Police Forces. The parliamentary Committee on Empowerment of Women recommended greater roles for women in the CAPF. In accordance with this recommendation, the Ministry of Home Affairs mandated preferential treatment for women in paramilitary constabularies and later declared that women could be combat officers in all five Central Armed Police Forces. The Union Home Minister announced that female representation in the CRPF and Central Industrial Security Force would be 15 percent and five percent in the Border Security Force, Indo-Tibetan Border Police and Sashastra Seema Bal. On 5 January 2016, it was decided that 33 percent of CRPF and CISF constabulary posts would be reserved for women in the CRPF and the CISF, and 14-15 percent in the BSF, SSB and ITBP.
Title: Fauj Mein Mauj
Content:  In the year 2007, and India gets her first female defense Minister, who declares that the all-male infantry division must allow women into its ranks. Only one woman wants to enlist, Sunehri Dhanda.
Title: Women in warfare and the military (2000–present)
Content:  traditionally unable to join the Marines or infantry regiments in the British military. ; August: Abu Sayyaf, a militant Islamic group in the Philippines, is reported to be recruiting female fighters. ; Lance Corporal Katrina Hodge becomes Miss England 2009. ; 25 November: Commandant Virginie Guyot, a French Air Force fighter pilot, is appointed leader of the Patrouille de France demonstration team, becoming the first woman in history to lead a military aerobatic team. ; Karen Soria became the first female rabbi in the Canadian Forces; she was assigned to 3 Canadian Forces Flying Training School in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. ; From 2009, there were 800 German female soldiers in combat units 
Title: Women in warfare and the military (2000–present)
Content: German women are allowed to serve in combat units as of 2 January 2001 rather than only being admitted to medical units/musicians in the military bands. ; March: Hikaru Saeki became the first female star officer (admiral and general) in the history of the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) with her promotion to Rear Admiral. ; April: The first female jet fighter pilot for the Israeli Air Force, Roni Zuckerman, received her wings in 2001. ; May: Capt. Maryse Carmichael became the first female Snowbird pilot in Canada. ; November: Chechen woman Aiza Gazuyeva assassinates a Russian general by suicide bombing. She is the first Chechen shahidka, or "black widow", a term for female suicide bombers. More women begin to copy her example. ; December: Julie Hammer becomes the first woman Commandant of the Australian Defence Force Academy. ; New Zealand women authorized to serve in all defense units. 
Title: Women in warfare and the military (2000–present)
Content:  intelligence agent. ; 9 March: American lawyer Fern Holland is killed while working for the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq. ; 31 October: S/Sgt Denise Rose, British Army, becomes the first female British soldier to die in military operations in the Iraq War. Her death is ruled to be a suicide by an inquest. ; Russia's first all-girls military school, Moscow Girls Cadet Boarding School No. 9, opened in 2004. ; The law was changed in Switzerland to allow women to become fighter pilots. ; Caracal Battalion, Israel's first mixed female and male combat unit, was created in 2004. 
Title: Women in warfare and the military (2000–present)
Content: The Syrian government started recruiting female soldiers to perform security checks on veiled women. ; In an address to her people, a Russian woman appeared in a video announcing her decision of joining the Free Syrian Army. ; The first female Afghan National Army noncommissioned officers graduated from Regional Military Training Center-West. ; Captain Jannatul Ferdous became Bangladesh Army's first female paratrooper. ; Amira al-Aarour became the first Syrian woman to hold a leading post in the Free Syrian Army. ; An all-female battalion was armed by the Syrian government to back the rule of Bashar Al Assad. ; In Syria, Women's Protection Units, the first 
Title: Women in warfare and the military (2000–present)
Content:  history a woman was in command of an operational brigade; specifically, Brigadier Sharon Nesmith was in command of the 1st United Kingdom Signal Brigade. ; Carla Higgins was appointed the first female commanding officer of the Faslane Patrol Boat Squadron, which is in Britain. ; The British Army appointed Susan Ridge as its first female general. Now-Major General Susan Ridge is Director General Army Legal Services. ; Fatumah Ahmed became the first female Brigadier of the Kenya Defence Forces. ; Marise Payne became Australia's first female defense minister. ; Lieutenant Ouma Laouali became Niger's first female pilot; she was 
Title: Women in warfare and the military (2000–present)
Content:  Warrant Officer Class One Esther Freeborn became the first female Bandmaster in the 350-year history of the Household Cavalry in England. ; The first female pilots joined the Botswana Defence Force. ; Proscovia Nalweyiso became the first female Brigadier General in Uganda. ; Australia decided to gradually remove all restrictions on women serving in front-line combat over a period of five years. ; Sapper Shanti Tigga became the first female jawan in the Indian army. ; The first all-female team of skydivers of the Indian Air Force made its official debut during the annual Air Force Day parade. ; Brigadier Simone Wilkie became the first woman to be in command of Australian 
Title: Women in India
Content:  of 1980 Batch became the first Woman to become the Director General of Police of a Paramilitary Force as DG, Sashastra Seema Bal. ; 2018: In February, 24 year old Flying Officer Avani Chaturvedi of the Indian Air Force became the first Indian female fighter pilot to fly solo. She flew a MiG-21 Bison, a jet aircraft with the highest recorded landing and take-off speed in the world. ; 2019: On 2 December 2019, sub-lieutenant Shivangi became the first woman pilot in the Indian Navy. The steady change in the position of women can be highlighted by looking at what has been achieved by women in the country:
Title: Women in warfare and the military (2000–present)
Content:  the Fiji Navy’s first female Commander-of-the-Day. ; A woman was named the first female pilot to command an Israel Air Force flight squadron. ; Janneke Olthuis became the first woman to top a New Zealand Defence Force survival course known as the Aumangea programme. ; Misa Matsushima became Japan's first female fighter pilot. ; Esita Batiniqila became the first female officer in the Republic of Fiji Military Forces Navy arm to be offered a scholarship to pursue further studies overseas. ; The Bangladesh Army obtained its first female major general, Dr Susane Giti. ; Liudmyla Shugaley was named general and appointed 

Question: Who was the director of Female?
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