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"Rafale Landed In India, Rahul-ji Not Able To Take Off": Rajnath Singh
Union defence minister Rajnah Singh launched an attack on Congress's Rahul Gandhi today, saying he has been unable to "take off". The attack came a day after Mr Gandhi spearheaded the Congress charge against the government over the petro price hike.
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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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Indian Air Force Day 2020 Highlights: PM Modi, Defence Minister Congratulate Brave Warriors Of IAF On Air Force Day
The Indian Air Force is celebrating its 88th anniversary today when it will showcase it prowess and put its mainstream fighter jets on display.
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"Strong Message To World": Rajnath Singh On Induction Of 5 Rafale Jets
"Rafale will strengthen India-France ties," says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
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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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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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"Beauty And The Beast": First Batch Of Rafales For India Stop Over In UAE
The first batch of five Rafale jets flew out of France today and will arrive in India on Wednesday, July 29, when the fighter jets will officially be inducted and join the Indian Air Force fleet in Haryana's Ambala. The fighter jets, built by French aviation firm Dassault, took off from the Merignac airbase in southern France's Bordeaux today.
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Rafale Jets To Be Delivered On Time, Despite COVID-19: Defence Ministry
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today held a telephonic conversation with his French counterpart Florence Parly during which she conveyed that the Rafale jets will be delivered to India as scheduled notwithstanding the coronavirus pandemic, officials said.
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"With Induction Of Rafale Jets...": Rajnath Singh Sharpens Attack On Pak
With the induction of Rafale fighter jets in the air force, India will not have to cross the borders to "eliminate the terror camps" in Pakistan but can do it from the country itself, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Washington.
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Allegations Of Corruption In Rafale Deal To "Malign" PM: Rajnath Singh
Slamming the Congress after the Supreme Court dismissed Rafale review petitions, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said the allegations of corruption were aimed at maligning Prime Minister Narendra Modi and demanded that the party apologise for it.
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"Rafale Landed In India, Rahul-ji Not Able To Take Off": Rajnath Singh
Union defence minister Rajnah Singh launched an attack on Congress's Rahul Gandhi today, saying he has been unable to "take off". The attack came a day after Mr Gandhi spearheaded the Congress charge against the government over the petro price hike.
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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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Indian Air Force Day 2020 Highlights: PM Modi, Defence Minister Congratulate Brave Warriors Of IAF On Air Force Day
The Indian Air Force is celebrating its 88th anniversary today when it will showcase it prowess and put its mainstream fighter jets on display.
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"Strong Message To World": Rajnath Singh On Induction Of 5 Rafale Jets
"Rafale will strengthen India-France ties," says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
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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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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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"Beauty And The Beast": First Batch Of Rafales For India Stop Over In UAE
The first batch of five Rafale jets flew out of France today and will arrive in India on Wednesday, July 29, when the fighter jets will officially be inducted and join the Indian Air Force fleet in Haryana's Ambala. The fighter jets, built by French aviation firm Dassault, took off from the Merignac airbase in southern France's Bordeaux today.
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Rafale Jets To Be Delivered On Time, Despite COVID-19: Defence Ministry
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today held a telephonic conversation with his French counterpart Florence Parly during which she conveyed that the Rafale jets will be delivered to India as scheduled notwithstanding the coronavirus pandemic, officials said.
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"With Induction Of Rafale Jets...": Rajnath Singh Sharpens Attack On Pak
With the induction of Rafale fighter jets in the air force, India will not have to cross the borders to "eliminate the terror camps" in Pakistan but can do it from the country itself, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Washington.
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Allegations Of Corruption In Rafale Deal To "Malign" PM: Rajnath Singh
Slamming the Congress after the Supreme Court dismissed Rafale review petitions, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said the allegations of corruption were aimed at maligning Prime Minister Narendra Modi and demanded that the party apologise for it.
