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Some Cops Should Be Trained Like NSG Commandos, Says Ex-Air Force Chief Arup Raha
To effectively counter terror attacks initially, a section of the local police in very state should be equipped with training like the elite National Security Guard or NSG commandos, former Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha.
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Air Force Chief BS Dhanoa Flies MIG-21 Fighter Solo
Air Force chief BS Dhanoa on Thursday flew solo in a MIG-21 fighter jet, the oldest fighter aircraft in the IAF's inventory, a defence statement said.
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India Needs About 200-250 Rafale Fighter Jets To Maintain Edge: Air Chief Arup Raha
Outgoing IAF chief Arup Raha today made it clear that just 36 Rafale fighter jets would not suffice as India needs about 200-250 more fighters to maintain its combat edge over adversaries.
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No Sympathy If SP Tyagi Proven Guilty In VVIP Chopper Deal: Air Chief Arup Raha
Outgoing Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha said that while his predecessor SP Tyagi was like a "family member", the Indian Air Force would have no sympathy for him if he is convicted for his alleged role in the AgustaWestland scam.
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India To Get Rafale Fighter Jets In 3 Years: Air Chief Arup Raha
India will get the first tranche of Rafale fighter jets from France in the next three years, Indian Air Force chief Arup Raha said today.
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Former Air Chief SP Tyagi's Arrest Unfortunate, Dents Our Reputation: Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Air Chief Arup Raha today described the arrest of former IAF chief S P Tyagi as "unfortunate", and said that it has "dented" the force's reputation.
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Forces Will Not Talk, Just Deliver: Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Asserting that the Indian armed forces are prepared to take on any challenge, Indian Air Force or IAF chief Arup Raha today said there has been enough discussion on the surgical strikes across the LoC, but the forces will not talk about it.
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Indian Air Force Ready To Take Up Any Challenge, Says Chief Arup Raha
As the borders with Pakistan remains active with repeated ceasefire violations, the Indian Air Force celebrates its 84th Foundation Day on Saturday by scintillating air display by various aircraft at Air Force Station Hindon in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad, near Delhi.
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Red Arrows Of Royal Air Force To Fly In Indian Skies
The 'Red Arrows', the world-renowned aerobatics display team of the Royal Air Force, is in Delhi ahead of Indian Air Force Day celebrations on October 8, where will perform an aerial salute before Air Chief Arup Raha.
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Strikes Were Well-Executed. What Followed Was Not.
India's security establishment did well to find a way to deal with the post-Uri problem. It's a pity the political establishment let it down by squandering the gains in search of chest-thumping triumph. Sadly that's not the first time it's happened under this government, and I suspect it won't be the last.
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Rafale Jets 'Exceptional', Air Force Will Like To Have More Of It: Arup Raha
Describing the Rafale fighter jets as "exceptional", Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha today said the force would like to have more of the aircraft and insisted that the recently signed contract for 36 fighters was better than other such deals.
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Situation Still 'Live' After Surgical Strikes, Says Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Days after Indian soldiers crossed the Line of Control to target terrorists in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, Arup Raha, the chief of the air force, said India's response to the Uri attack in which 19 soldiers were killed isn't over.
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PoK 'A Thorn In India's Flesh': Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Chief Marshal Arup Raha today said that PoK (Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir) would have been India's, had the country gone for a military solution rather than taking a "moral high ground".
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Will Induct Indigenous HTT 40 Planes In Large Numbers: Air Force Chief
Indian Air Force will induct indigenous HTT 40 basic trainers in "large numbers", which will boost the domestic capability although it was earlier keen for a Swiss aircraft.
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India, US Close To Co-Producing Air Force Techonology
India and America have made significant progress in the direction of co-producing defence systems, United States of America Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee Jones said after her trip to the country.
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Some Cops Should Be Trained Like NSG Commandos, Says Ex-Air Force Chief Arup Raha
To effectively counter terror attacks initially, a section of the local police in very state should be equipped with training like the elite National Security Guard or NSG commandos, former Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha.
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Air Force Chief BS Dhanoa Flies MIG-21 Fighter Solo
Air Force chief BS Dhanoa on Thursday flew solo in a MIG-21 fighter jet, the oldest fighter aircraft in the IAF's inventory, a defence statement said.
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India Needs About 200-250 Rafale Fighter Jets To Maintain Edge: Air Chief Arup Raha
Outgoing IAF chief Arup Raha today made it clear that just 36 Rafale fighter jets would not suffice as India needs about 200-250 more fighters to maintain its combat edge over adversaries.
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No Sympathy If SP Tyagi Proven Guilty In VVIP Chopper Deal: Air Chief Arup Raha
Outgoing Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha said that while his predecessor SP Tyagi was like a "family member", the Indian Air Force would have no sympathy for him if he is convicted for his alleged role in the AgustaWestland scam.
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India To Get Rafale Fighter Jets In 3 Years: Air Chief Arup Raha
India will get the first tranche of Rafale fighter jets from France in the next three years, Indian Air Force chief Arup Raha said today.
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Former Air Chief SP Tyagi's Arrest Unfortunate, Dents Our Reputation: Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Air Chief Arup Raha today described the arrest of former IAF chief S P Tyagi as "unfortunate", and said that it has "dented" the force's reputation.
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Forces Will Not Talk, Just Deliver: Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Asserting that the Indian armed forces are prepared to take on any challenge, Indian Air Force or IAF chief Arup Raha today said there has been enough discussion on the surgical strikes across the LoC, but the forces will not talk about it.
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Indian Air Force Ready To Take Up Any Challenge, Says Chief Arup Raha
As the borders with Pakistan remains active with repeated ceasefire violations, the Indian Air Force celebrates its 84th Foundation Day on Saturday by scintillating air display by various aircraft at Air Force Station Hindon in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad, near Delhi.
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Red Arrows Of Royal Air Force To Fly In Indian Skies
The 'Red Arrows', the world-renowned aerobatics display team of the Royal Air Force, is in Delhi ahead of Indian Air Force Day celebrations on October 8, where will perform an aerial salute before Air Chief Arup Raha.
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Strikes Were Well-Executed. What Followed Was Not.
India's security establishment did well to find a way to deal with the post-Uri problem. It's a pity the political establishment let it down by squandering the gains in search of chest-thumping triumph. Sadly that's not the first time it's happened under this government, and I suspect it won't be the last.
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Rafale Jets 'Exceptional', Air Force Will Like To Have More Of It: Arup Raha
Describing the Rafale fighter jets as "exceptional", Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha today said the force would like to have more of the aircraft and insisted that the recently signed contract for 36 fighters was better than other such deals.
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Situation Still 'Live' After Surgical Strikes, Says Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Days after Indian soldiers crossed the Line of Control to target terrorists in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, Arup Raha, the chief of the air force, said India's response to the Uri attack in which 19 soldiers were killed isn't over.
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PoK 'A Thorn In India's Flesh': Air Force Chief Arup Raha
Chief Marshal Arup Raha today said that PoK (Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir) would have been India's, had the country gone for a military solution rather than taking a "moral high ground".
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Will Induct Indigenous HTT 40 Planes In Large Numbers: Air Force Chief
Indian Air Force will induct indigenous HTT 40 basic trainers in "large numbers", which will boost the domestic capability although it was earlier keen for a Swiss aircraft.
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India, US Close To Co-Producing Air Force Techonology
India and America have made significant progress in the direction of co-producing defence systems, United States of America Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee Jones said after her trip to the country.
