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The bodies of five more armed forces personnel, killed in the IAF chopper crash near Coonoor, were identified and they are being transported to their respective home towns, military officials said on Saturday.
Efforts to "positively identify" remaining mortal remains are continuing, they said.
The armed forces personnel whose bodies were identified in the last few hours are Junior Warrant Officer (JWO) Pradeep, Wing Commander P S Chauhan, JWO Rana Pratap Das, Lance Naik B Sai Teja and Lance Naik Vivek Kumar.
"The mortal remains of the five personnel were released to close family members this morning," said a senior military official.
The bodies are being taken to the home towns of the five personnel by air for last rites with appropriate military honour, the officials said.
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika and his Defence Adviser Brigadier LS Lidder were among the 13 people killed in the crash.
As per plan, the mortal remains of JWO Pradeep will reach Sulur at around 11 am, while the body of Wing Commander Chauhan is expected to reach Agra at 9:45 am, the officials said.
The body of JWO Das will be flown to Bhubaneswar and the aircraft carrying it is expected to land there at 1 pm.
The mortal remains of Lance Naik B Sai Teja will reach Bangalore at around 12:30 pm and that of Lance Naik Vivek Kumar will reach Gaggal in Himachal Pradesh at 11:30 am, the officials said.
Gen Rawat, Madhulika Rawat and Brig Lidder were cremated with full military honours at Delhi's Brar Square Crematorium on Friday evening.
The mortal remains of all the 13 people killed in the air accident were brought to Delhi from Sulur in Tamil Nadu on Thursday evening, a day after the crash.
The unidentified bodies were kept in the mortuary of the Army Base Hospital in Delhi Cantonment.
The officials said tributes will be paid to the personnel at Base Hospital before the bodies are sent to their home towns.
The Army and the Air Force carried out the identification of the bodies keeping in mind the sensitivities and emotional well-being of the family members.
The personnel whose bodies are yet to be identified are Lt Col Harjinder Singh, Squadron Leader K Singh, Havildar Satpal, Naik Gursewak Singh and Naik Jitender Kumar.

Coonoor crash: bodies of five more armed forces personnel identified

The bodies of five more armed forces personnel, killed in the IAF chopper crash near Coonoor, have been identified.
Military officials told PTI&nbsp;on Saturday that efforts to "positively identify" remaining mortal remains are continuing.
The armed forces personnel whose bodies were identified are Junior Warrant Officer Pradeep, Wing Commander P S Chauhan, JWO Rana Pratap Das, Lance Naik B Sai Teja and Lance Naik Vivek Kumar.
The mortal remains of the five personnel were released to close family members Saturday morning.
The bodies are being taken to the home towns by air for last rites with appropriate military honour.
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika and his Defence Adviser Brigadier LS Lidder were among the 13 people killed in the crash.
Gen Rawat, Madhulika Rawat and Brig Lidder were cremated with full military honours at Delhi's Brar Square Crematorium on Friday evening.
The mortal remains of all the 13 people killed in the air accident were brought to Delhi from Sulur in Tamil Nadu on Thursday evening, a day after the crash.
The unidentified bodies were kept in the mortuary of the Army Base Hospital in Delhi Cantonment.
The personnel whose bodies are yet to be identified are Lt Col Harjinder Singh, Squadron Leader K Singh, Havildar Satpal, Naik Gursewak Singh and Naik Jitender Kumar.

The bodies of five more armed forces personnel, killed in the IAF chopper crash on Wednesday, have been identified&nbsp;

The bodies of five more armed forces personnel, killed in the IAF chopper crash near Coonoor, were identified and they are being transported to their respective home towns, military officials said on Saturday.
Efforts to "positively identify" remaining mortal remains are continuing, they said.
The armed forces personnel whose bodies were identified in the last few hours are Junior Warrant Officer (JWO) Pradeep, Wing Commander P S Chauhan, JWO Rana Pratap Das, Lance Naik B Sai Teja and Lance Naik Vivek Kumar.
"The mortal remains of the five personnel were released to close family members this morning," said a senior military official.
The bodies are being taken to the home towns of the five personnel by air for last rites with appropriate military honour, the officials said.
Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika and his Defence Adviser Brigadier LS Lidder were among the 13 people killed in the crash.
As per plan, the mortal remains of JWO Pradeep will reach Sulur at around 11 am, while the body of Wing Commander Chauhan is expected to reach Agra at 9:45 am, the officials said.
The body of JWO Das will be flown to Bhubaneswar and the aircraft carrying it is expected to land there at 1 pm.
The mortal remains of Lance Naik B Sai Teja will reach Bangalore at around 12:30 pm and that of Lance Naik Vivek Kumar will reach Gaggal in Himachal Pradesh at 11:30 am, the officials said.
Gen Rawat, Madhulika Rawat and Brig Lidder were cremated with full military honours at Delhi's Brar Square Crematorium on Friday evening.
The mortal remains of all the 13 people killed in the air accident were brought to Delhi from Sulur in Tamil Nadu on Thursday evening, a day after the crash.
The unidentified bodies were kept in the mortuary of the Army Base Hospital in Delhi Cantonment.
The officials said tributes will be paid to the personnel at Base Hospital before the bodies are sent to their home towns.
The Army and the Air Force carried out the identification of the bodies keeping in mind the sensitivities and emotional well-being of the family members.
The personnel whose bodies are yet to be identified are Lt Col Harjinder Singh, Squadron Leader K Singh, Havildar Satpal, Naik Gursewak Singh and Naik Jitender Kumar.

Indian Air Force’s Group Captain Varun Singh, the lone survivor of the Coonoor military chopper crash, has been shifted to Command Hospital, Bengaluru for further treatment.Reports said his condition is said to be critical but stable and Singh had undergone three operations so far.
Group Captain Varun Singh had earlier survived a life-threatening emergency while flying a Tejas aircraft during a test sortie last year. For his bravery, he was awarded the Shaurya Chakra this year.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday told Parliament that a tri-services inquiry led by Air Marshal Manavendra Singh has started investigation into the helicopter crash that killed India's first Chief of Defence Staff Gen Rawat, his wife and 11 others.
Singh said in a statement in the Lok Sabha that all efforts were being made to save Group Captain Varun Singh, who was on life support at the military hospital in Wellington.

Coonoor helicopter crash: lone survivor Group Captain Varun Singh shifted to Bengaluru

Coonoor helicopter crash: lone survivor Group Captain Varun Singh shifted to Bengaluru Group Captain Varun Singh had earlier survived a life-threatening emergency.

Indian Air Force&rsquo;s Group Captain Varun Singh, the lone survivor of the Coonoor military chopper crash, has been shifted to Command Hospital, Bengaluru for further treatment. Reports said his condition is said to be critical but stable and Singh had undergone three operations so far in Wellington hospital in Tamil Nadu. Group Captain Varun Singh had earlier survived a life-threatening emergency while flying a Tejas aircraft during a test sortie last year. For his bravery, he was awarded the Shaurya Chakra this year.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday told Parliament that a tri-services inquiry led by Air Marshal Manavendra Singh has started investigation into the helicopter crash that killed India's first Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin&nbsp;Rawat, his wife and 11 others.
Singh said in a statement in the Lok Sabha that all efforts were being made to save Group Captain Varun Singh, who was on life support.

Of the 14 people travelling in the ill-fated military chopper,  Indian Air Force’s Group Captain Varun Singh, was the sole survivor but has been admitted to a Military Hospital in Tamil Nadu’s Wellington.
The IAF in. a statement said Group Captain Varun Singh was evacuated from the site of crash in Coonoor. Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika Rawat and 11 other armed forces personnel were among the dead in the crash.
Taking to Twitter, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed condolences to those who died in the crash and prayed for the speedy recovery of Group Captain Varun Singh.
Group Captain Varun Singh was awarded Shaurya Chakra on this year’s Independence Day for saving his LCA Tejas fighter aircraft during an aerial emergency in 2020.
According to a Defence Ministry statement, Wing Commander Varun Singh, was on October 12, 2020, flying a system check sortie when the cockpit pressurisation failed at high altitude. He correctly identified the failure and initiated a descent to lower altitude for landing. The statement had noted that the pilot went beyond the call of duty and landed the aircraft taking calculated risks. This allowed an accurate analysis of the fault on the indigenously designed fighter and further institution of preventive measures against recurrence.

Group Captain Varun Singh: Shaurya Chakra awardee who survived Coonoor helicopter crash

Indian Air Force’s Group Captain Varun Singh, was the sole survivor but has been admitted to a Military Hospital in Tamil Nadu’s Wellington.

Group Captain Varun Singh: Shaurya Chakra recipient who survived Coonoor helicopter crash

Indian Air Force&rsquo;s Group Captain Varun Singh, was the sole survivor but has been admitted to a Military Hospital in Tamil Nadu&rsquo;s Wellington.

Of the 14 people travelling in the ill-fated military chopper,&nbsp; Indian Air Force&rsquo;s Group Captain Varun Singh, was the sole survivor but has been admitted to a Military Hospital in Tamil Nadu&rsquo;s Wellington.
The IAF in. a statement said Group Captain Varun Singh was evacuated from the site of crash in Coonoor. Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika Rawat and 11 other armed forces personnel were among the dead in the crash.
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Taking to Twitter, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh expressed condolences to those who died in the crash and prayed for the speedy recovery of Group Captain Varun Singh.
Group Captain Varun Singh was awarded Shaurya Chakra on this year&rsquo;s Independence Day for saving his LCA Tejas fighter aircraft during an aerial emergency in 2020.
According to a Defence Ministry statement, Wing Commander Varun Singh, was on October 12, 2020, flying a system check sortie when the cockpit pressurisation failed at high altitude. He correctly identified the failure and initiated a descent to lower altitude for landing. The statement had noted that the pilot went beyond the call of duty and landed the aircraft taking calculated risks. This allowed an accurate analysis of the fault on the indigenously designed fighter and further institution of preventive measures against recurrence.

Retaining wall made of plastic waste in Coonoor

The 100 feet wall is constructed using several plastic bales,nthat weigh around 15 to 25 tonnes. The process involves compressing and converting the plastic waste into huge blocks.

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