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"Performed All Missions With Ease": India's Only Female Rafale Pilot On Ladakh Standoff
Commissioned in 2017 in the second batch of women fighter pilots, Flight Lieutenant Shivangi Singh is the only female pilot in the two squadrons of the Rafale aircraft deployed in Ambala and Hashimara in West Bengal near the China border.
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"Performed All Missions With Ease": India's Only Female Rafale Pilot On Ladakh
Commissioned in 2017 in the second batch of women fighter pilots, Flight Lieutenant Shivangi Singh is the only female pilot in the two squadrons of the Rafale aircraft deployed in Ambala and Hashimara in West Bengal near the China border.
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Rafale Induction Event Cost Exchequer Over Rs 41 Lakh: Defence Minister
The induction ceremony of the first five Rafale jets at the Ambala Air Force base on September 10 last cost the exchequer a little over of Rs 41 lakh including Rs 9.18 lakh GST, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Rajya Sabha on Monday.
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In Photos - "New Bird In Arsenal": 5 Rafales Join Air Force
The first batch of five Rafale multirole fighter jets were formally inducted into the Indian Air Force in Ambala air base in Haryana today. The first batch of five Rafale jets arrived in India on July 29, nearly four years after India signed an inter-governmental agreement with France to buy 36 jets for Rs 59,000 crore. A traditional water cannon s...
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Rafale Induction Highlights: India's Acquisition Of Rafale Jets Is A "Game Changer", Says Rajnath Singh
The five Rafale jets were inducted today into the Indian Air Force in Ambala air base in Haryana.Â
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5 Rafale Jets Join Indian Air Force's "Golden Arrows" Squadron: 10 Points
Five French-made multirole Rafales were inducted today into the Indian Air Force's "Golden Arrows" Squadron at the Ambala Air Force Station, the country's oldest Air Force base built in 1919. A Rafale fighter jet flew above the airbase as Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and his French counterpart Florence Parly watched it from afar. Along with the R...
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Rafale Induction Event On September 10, French Defence Minister To Be Invited: Report
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will formally induct the five Rafale fighter aircraft into the Indian Air Force (IAF) on September 10 at Haryana's Ambala air base in a ceremony for which French Defence Minister Florence Parly would also be invited.
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Sachin Tendulkar Congratulates Indian Air Force As Rafale Fighter Jets Arrive In India
Five Rafale fighter jets landed at Ambala on Wednesday after completing their flight from France.
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After Rafales Land In Ambala, Rahul Gandhi's 3 Questions For Government
Congress's Rahul Gandhi tweeted a jibe at the Centre hours after the first contingent of Rafale jet fighters made a touchdown Haryana's Ambala this afternoon. In his tweets, Mr Gandhi -- one of the biggest critics of the government's Rs 59,000-crore deal -- revived the three questions he had focused on before last year's general elections.
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This 22-Year-Old 3D Artist Designed Patches For Pilots Who Flew Rafales
When the five French-manufactured Rafale roared over the Indian airspace and landed at the Ambala air base this afternoon, 22-year-old Saurav Chordia from Basugaon - a small town in Assam's Bodoland region - was living his proudest moment.
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Water Salute For Rafale Fighters At Ambala Air Base. Watch
More than two decades after the Sukhoi aircraft were inducted, a fleet of five French-made Rafale multi-role combat jets touched down in India on Wednesday and were welcomed with a regal water salute as the country's air power received a considerable boost over its adversaries in the neighbourhood.
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"Birds Have Landed" Tweets Rajnath Singh As Rafales Touch Down In Ambala
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh welcomed contingent of Rafale aircraft that reached Ambala today in a series of tweets in which he also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the French manufacturer of the aircraft Dassault and congratulated the Indian Air Force. He did not forget the critics either, warning that anyone "worried about or critic...
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Watch: Rafale Fighter Jet Lands At Ambala Air Base
Dramatic video posted by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Twitter on Wednesday showed the first of five Rafale fighter jets landing at Haryana's Ambala air base, after covering a distance of nearly 7,000 km to join the Indian Air Force
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"Welcome To Indian Ocean": Audio Of Navy Warship's Chat With Rafales
Flying into Ambala, the first five of a batch of French Rafale fighter jets bought by India were welcomed by a naval warship to Indian Ocean this morning. The Rafale contingent established contact with Indian Navy warship INS Kolkata, deployed in the Western Arabian Sea, soon after taking off from the United Arab Emirates.
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Roads Sealed Around Ambala Air Base, New Home To 1st Batch Of Rafales
Large gatherings are banned and security has been tightened near the Ambala Air Force Station in Haryana where the first five of a batch of French Rafale fighter jets will make a touchdown this afternoon. Shooting of videos and photography has also been banned near the air base, officials said on Tuesday.
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"Performed All Missions With Ease": India's Only Female Rafale Pilot On Ladakh Standoff
Commissioned in 2017 in the second batch of women fighter pilots, Flight Lieutenant Shivangi Singh is the only female pilot in the two squadrons of the Rafale aircraft deployed in Ambala and Hashimara in West Bengal near the China border.
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"Performed All Missions With Ease": India's Only Female Rafale Pilot On Ladakh
Commissioned in 2017 in the second batch of women fighter pilots, Flight Lieutenant Shivangi Singh is the only female pilot in the two squadrons of the Rafale aircraft deployed in Ambala and Hashimara in West Bengal near the China border.
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Rafale Induction Event Cost Exchequer Over Rs 41 Lakh: Defence Minister
The induction ceremony of the first five Rafale jets at the Ambala Air Force base on September 10 last cost the exchequer a little over of Rs 41 lakh including Rs 9.18 lakh GST, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Rajya Sabha on Monday.
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In Photos - "New Bird In Arsenal": 5 Rafales Join Air Force
The first batch of five Rafale multirole fighter jets were formally inducted into the Indian Air Force in Ambala air base in Haryana today. The first batch of five Rafale jets arrived in India on July 29, nearly four years after India signed an inter-governmental agreement with France to buy 36 jets for Rs 59,000 crore. A traditional water cannon s...
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Rafale Induction Highlights: India's Acquisition Of Rafale Jets Is A "Game Changer", Says Rajnath Singh
The five Rafale jets were inducted today into the Indian Air Force in Ambala air base in Haryana.Â
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5 Rafale Jets Join Indian Air Force's "Golden Arrows" Squadron: 10 Points
Five French-made multirole Rafales were inducted today into the Indian Air Force's "Golden Arrows" Squadron at the Ambala Air Force Station, the country's oldest Air Force base built in 1919. A Rafale fighter jet flew above the airbase as Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and his French counterpart Florence Parly watched it from afar. Along with the R...
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Rafale Induction Event On September 10, French Defence Minister To Be Invited: Report
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will formally induct the five Rafale fighter aircraft into the Indian Air Force (IAF) on September 10 at Haryana's Ambala air base in a ceremony for which French Defence Minister Florence Parly would also be invited.
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Sachin Tendulkar Congratulates Indian Air Force As Rafale Fighter Jets Arrive In India
Five Rafale fighter jets landed at Ambala on Wednesday after completing their flight from France.
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After Rafales Land In Ambala, Rahul Gandhi's 3 Questions For Government
Congress's Rahul Gandhi tweeted a jibe at the Centre hours after the first contingent of Rafale jet fighters made a touchdown Haryana's Ambala this afternoon. In his tweets, Mr Gandhi -- one of the biggest critics of the government's Rs 59,000-crore deal -- revived the three questions he had focused on before last year's general elections.
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This 22-Year-Old 3D Artist Designed Patches For Pilots Who Flew Rafales
When the five French-manufactured Rafale roared over the Indian airspace and landed at the Ambala air base this afternoon, 22-year-old Saurav Chordia from Basugaon - a small town in Assam's Bodoland region - was living his proudest moment.
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Water Salute For Rafale Fighters At Ambala Air Base. Watch
More than two decades after the Sukhoi aircraft were inducted, a fleet of five French-made Rafale multi-role combat jets touched down in India on Wednesday and were welcomed with a regal water salute as the country's air power received a considerable boost over its adversaries in the neighbourhood.
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"Birds Have Landed" Tweets Rajnath Singh As Rafales Touch Down In Ambala
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh welcomed contingent of Rafale aircraft that reached Ambala today in a series of tweets in which he also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the French manufacturer of the aircraft Dassault and congratulated the Indian Air Force. He did not forget the critics either, warning that anyone "worried about or critic...
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Watch: Rafale Fighter Jet Lands At Ambala Air Base
Dramatic video posted by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Twitter on Wednesday showed the first of five Rafale fighter jets landing at Haryana's Ambala air base, after covering a distance of nearly 7,000 km to join the Indian Air Force
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"Welcome To Indian Ocean": Audio Of Navy Warship's Chat With Rafales
Flying into Ambala, the first five of a batch of French Rafale fighter jets bought by India were welcomed by a naval warship to Indian Ocean this morning. The Rafale contingent established contact with Indian Navy warship INS Kolkata, deployed in the Western Arabian Sea, soon after taking off from the United Arab Emirates.
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Roads Sealed Around Ambala Air Base, New Home To 1st Batch Of Rafales
Large gatherings are banned and security has been tightened near the Ambala Air Force Station in Haryana where the first five of a batch of French Rafale fighter jets will make a touchdown this afternoon. Shooting of videos and photography has also been banned near the air base, officials said on Tuesday.
