New Delhi: In a historic milestone for women’s empowerment and India’s counter-terror capabilities, the National Security Guard (NSG) has successfully completed its first-ever Mahila Commando Conversion Course (MCCC-01) at the NSG Training Academy.
The completion of the course marks a significant step forward in strengthening the operational readiness of the force while highlighting the determination, courage, and resilience of women personnel who have taken up the challenging role of elite commandos.
The newly trained women commandos demonstrated exceptional grit, discipline, and commitment throughout the rigorous training programme, earning their place among the elite “Black Cats” of the NSG.
Addressing the closing ceremony, the Director General of NSG encouraged the Mahila Commandos to become symbols of courage, strength, and inspiration. He urged them to uphold the highest traditions of the force and continue serving the nation with dedication and professionalism.
The historic initiative reflects NSG’s commitment to breaking barriers and expanding opportunities for women in specialised combat roles. The induction of Mahila Commandos marks a new chapter in the legacy of the force and stands as a powerful example of “Nari Shakti” — the strength, determination, and unstoppable spirit of Indian women.
