Manvi Madhu Kashyap Becomes India's First Transgender Sub-Inspector
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Manvi Madhu Kashyap, from a small village in Bhagalpur, Bihar, has become India's first transgender sub-inspector.
An Overview of the News
This marks the first time in India that a transgender individual has been appointed as a sub-inspector.
Bihar Police has appointed three transgender individuals as sub-inspectors.
The newly appointed sub-inspectors include two trans men and one trans woman.
The results of the Bihar Police Sub-Inspector exam were declared on July 16.
About Bihar
It is a state in East India, bordering Nepal.
The River Ganges divides the state and floods its fertile plains.
Bodhgaya's Mahabodhi Temple, with the Bodhi Tree, is an important Buddhist pilgrimage site.
The state capital, Patna, has the Mahavir Mandir temple, revered by Hindus.
Formation Date: 22 March 1912
Governor: Rajendra Arlekar
Chief Minister: Nitish Kumar
Representation:
Rajya Sabha: 16 seats
Lok Sabha: 40 seats
Notable Achievements of Transgender Individuals in India
First Transgender Police Officer: Prithika Yashini
First Transgender Lawyer: Sathyasri Sharmila
First Transgender Judge: Joyita Mondal
First Transgender College Principal: Manabi Bandopadhyay
First Transgender to Contest Elections: Mumtaz
First Transgender MLA: Shabnam Mausi
First Transgender Soldier: Shabi
First Transgender Medical Assistant: Jiya Das
First Transgender Doctor in Government College (MS in Orthopaedics): Prachi Rathore
First Openly Transgender IAS Officer: Aishwarya Rituparna Pradhan
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