Anand Mahindra's Post On 'Nari Shakti' Will Drive Your Midweek Blues Away
According to a 2021 study shared by Mahindra, the share of female commercial pilots in India is 12.4 percent, followed by Ireland in the second position with 9.9 per cent female pilots.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra loves social media and is known for sharing interesting and motivational posts on Twitter. He recently shared a post on the microblogging site that will help you with some mid-week "Josh" at work. Mahindra, shared a statistics that reveals India having the maximum number of commercial pilots in the world.
According to a 2021 study shared by Mahindra, the share of female commercial pilots in India is 12.4 percent, followed by Ireland in the second position with 9.9 per cent female pilots. South Africa is in third position with 9.8 percent share of female commercial pilots.
"Looking for something to provide mid-week 'josh?' Then check this out. Hello world, this is Nari Shakti at work…," wrote Anand Mahindra while posting the statistics on Twitter.
Looking for something to provide mid-week ‘josh?’ Then check this out. Hello world, this is Nari Shakti at work… #MidweekMomentum https://t.co/0gs6jjahii
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) November 2, 2022
As soon as it was shared the post garnered more than 2,400 likes and several retweets. The post also triggered an array of reactions.
One of the user reacting to the Tweet wrote, “Wow! Made my day! Some day I’ll tweet similar statistics in women administrators in sports.”
Wow! Made my day! Some day I’ll tweet similar statistics in women administrators in sports.
— Anjali Shah (@anjaliShah3) November 2, 2022
"Wow...impressive indeed!! But still, we have a huge bunch of people worldwide who think we are a "backward" regressive nation. Do we need more proof of progress," wrote another.
Wow...impressive indeed!! But still, we have a huge bunch of people worldwide who think we are a "backward" regressive nation. Do we need more proof of progress??
— Deepam Finvest (@DeepamFinvest) November 2, 2022
"It is slowly gaining ground,all over the world about the abilities of women. Glad to note that India has taken the lead in some fronts!" wrote a third.
It is slowly gaining ground,all over the world about the abilities of women. Glad to note that India has taken the lead in some fronts!
— Ramesh Krishnan (@RameshK01498159) November 2, 2022
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