A new chapter has been written in India's security system. Adaso Kapessa has become the country's first female SPG (Special Protection Group) commando. She is directly deployed in the security detail of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, making her the first woman to be part of India's most critical security team.

Adaso Kapessa was selected after undergoing extremely rigorous training and a tough selection process. To become an SPG commando, one must possess physical strength, mental stability, and high-level training. Adaso met all these criteria and created history.

In terms of salary, SPG commandos earn approximately ₹85,000 to ₹2,50,000 per month, depending on their posting, experience, and grade. Commandos like Adaso also receive special allowances, security benefits, and other perks.

 Her achievement has become an inspiration not only within the security forces but also for women across the entire country.