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IAF Jawan Faints During Anniversary Event, Days After Chennai Air Show Deaths
An Indian Air Force jawan fell unconscious during the celebration of the 92nd anniversary of the Indian Air Force at Tambaram Air Force Station in Chennai on Tuesday.
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Allow Jawans Who Cleared UPSC To Quit And Join As Officer: Court To Air Force
The Armed Forces Tribunal has asked the Indian Air Force to let them leave and join the civil service within two weeks.
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3 Air Force Jawans Feared Drowned in Haryana
Three Indian Air Force jawans feared drowned in the Gaggar river in Panchkula district of Haryana on Sunday.
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Sri Lankan military officers in Tamil Nadu spark protests
Close on the heels of the recent objection raised by Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa to the training of Sri Lankan airmen at the Indian Air Force station in Tambaram, Chennai, two Lankan officers - Rear Admiral SN Ranasinghe and Major General Jayasularaaga Dias - have arrived at the hill station of Coonoor, sparking protests.
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No training for Sri Lankan air force men anywhere in India, demands Jayalalithaa
Under huge pressure from political parties in Tamil Nadu, the government has decided to end the training of Sri Lankan personnel at the Tambaram Air force Station near Chennai. The nine Sri Lankans have been moved to the Yalahanka base in Bangalore. Their nine month training is meant to help them learn ground handling of transport air craft.
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IAF Jawan Faints During Anniversary Event, Days After Chennai Air Show Deaths
An Indian Air Force jawan fell unconscious during the celebration of the 92nd anniversary of the Indian Air Force at Tambaram Air Force Station in Chennai on Tuesday.
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Allow Jawans Who Cleared UPSC To Quit And Join As Officer: Court To Air Force
The Armed Forces Tribunal has asked the Indian Air Force to let them leave and join the civil service within two weeks.
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3 Air Force Jawans Feared Drowned in Haryana
Three Indian Air Force jawans feared drowned in the Gaggar river in Panchkula district of Haryana on Sunday.
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Sri Lankan military officers in Tamil Nadu spark protests
Close on the heels of the recent objection raised by Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa to the training of Sri Lankan airmen at the Indian Air Force station in Tambaram, Chennai, two Lankan officers - Rear Admiral SN Ranasinghe and Major General Jayasularaaga Dias - have arrived at the hill station of Coonoor, sparking protests.
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No training for Sri Lankan air force men anywhere in India, demands Jayalalithaa
Under huge pressure from political parties in Tamil Nadu, the government has decided to end the training of Sri Lankan personnel at the Tambaram Air force Station near Chennai. The nine Sri Lankans have been moved to the Yalahanka base in Bangalore. Their nine month training is meant to help them learn ground handling of transport air craft.
