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The government has appointed Air Marshal V R Chaudhari as the next Chief of Air Staff. He will succeed Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria, who retires from service on September 30.
Chaudhari is currently the Vice Chief of Air Staff in the Indian Air Force.
Air Marshal Chaudhari was commissioned into the fighter stream of the Air Force on December 29, 1982, and has held various command, staff and instructional appointments at various levels, the government said in a statement.
He has held the coveted appointments of Deputy Chief of the Air Staff at Air HQ and Senior Air Staff Officer at Eastern Air Command.
Chaudhari who has a flying experience of more than 3800 hrs has been decorated with the Param Vishisht Seva Medal, the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal and the Vayu Sena Medal.
He is an alumnus of the National Defence Academy and the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington.

Air Marshal VR Chaudhari to be the next Chief of Air Staff

The government has appointed Air Marshal V R Chaudhari as the next Chief of Air Staff. He will succeed Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria, who retires from service on September 30

Govt appointed&nbsp;Air Marshal V R Chaudhari as the next Chief of Air Staff
Chaudhari is currently the Vice Chief of Air Staff in the Indian Air Force
Chaudhari will succeed RKS Bhadauria, who retires on September 30
Chaudhari was commissioned into the fighter stream of the Air Force on Dec 1982
Chaudhari&nbsp;has a flying experience of more than 3800 hrs
He has been decorated with&nbsp;the Param Vishisht Seva Medal among others
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Chaudhari who has a flying experience of more than 3800 hrs has been decorated with the Param Vishisht Seva Medal, the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal and the Vayu Sena Medal

The government has appointed Air Marshal V R Chaudhari as the next Chief of Air Staff. He will succeed Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria, who retires from service on September 30.
Chaudhari is currently the Vice Chief of Air Staff in the Indian Air Force.
Air Marshal Chaudhari was commissioned into the fighter stream of the Air Force on December 29, 1982, and has held various command, staff and instructional appointments at various levels, the government said in a statement.
He has held the coveted appointments of Deputy Chief of the Air Staff at Air HQ and Senior Air Staff Officer at Eastern Air Command.
Chaudhari who has a flying experience of more than 3800 hrs has been decorated with the Param Vishisht Seva Medal, the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal and the Vayu Sena Medal.
He is an alumnus of the National Defence Academy and the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington.

China can't get better of us: IAF Chief Bhadauria assures

Referring to the border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh, IAF chief RKS Bhadauria on Monday assured air force has been deployed &lsquo;strongly &amp; firmly to handle any contingency&rsquo;. Addressing a press conference ahead of Air Force Day on October 8, Bhadauria said Chinese air power can't get the better of India's capabilities but at the same time added that there is no question of underestimating the adversary. He also added that the IAF is prepared to deal with a two-front war along the northern and western borders if such a scenario arises. India and China are locked in a five-month-long bitter border standoff. Though both sides have held a series of diplomatic and military talks to resolve the row, no breakthrough has been achieved.

IAF chief amid China tensions:&nbsp;force deployed strongly &amp; firmly
Bhadauria&nbsp;assures but warns against underestimating foes
Bhadauria:&nbsp;IAF is prepared to deal with a two-front war&nbsp;
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Referring to the border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh, IAF chief RKS Bhadauria on Monday assured air force has been deployed &lsquo;strongly &amp; firmly to handle any contingency&rsquo;. Addressing a press conference ahead of Air Force Day on October 8, Bhadauria said Chinese air power can't get the better of India's capabilities but at the same time added that there is no question of underestimating the adversary. He also added that the IAF is prepared to deal with a two-front war along the northern and western borders if such a scenario arises. India and China are locked in a five-month-long bitter border standoff. Though both sides have held a series of diplomatic and military talks to resolve the row, no breakthrough has been achieved.

Rafale induction a stern message for the world: Rajnath Singh

Five Rafale&nbsp;jets were formally inducted in IAF&nbsp;with&nbsp;water cannon salute at the&nbsp;Ambala airbase. The induction ceremony, witnessed by Union defence minister Rajnath&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;and his French counterpart&nbsp;Florence Parley,&nbsp;saw impressive performances by the 'Sarang Aerobatic Team' and the indigenous light combat aircraft Tejas.
Highlighting the 'atmosphere created at India's borders', Rajnath&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;said that the&nbsp;induction of the jets will serve message for the entire world, especially to those eyeing our sovereignty. This induction is important considering the kind of&nbsp; or should I say the kind of atmosphere created at our borders: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh
n my recent foreign trip, I put the point of view of India in front of the world. I also made everyone aware of our resolve to not compromise our sovereignty&amp;territorial integrity under any circumstances. We're committed to doing everything possible towards this:Defence Minister
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Highlighting the 'atmosphere created at India's borders', Rajnath&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;who witnessed the Rafale&nbsp;jet induction ceremony along with his French counterpart, Florence Parley, said that the&nbsp;induction of the jets will serve a stern message for the entire world, especially to those eyeing India's sovereignty.&nbsp;
Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria&nbsp;also drew attention to the current security situation at the borders, saying the induction couldn't have happened in a more opportune time.
Bytes: Rajnath&nbsp;and Bhadauria

Highlighting the 'atmosphere created at India's borders', Rajnath&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;who witnessed the Rafale&nbsp;jet induction ceremony along with his French counterpart, Florence Parley, said that the&nbsp;induction of the jets will serve a stern message for the entire world, especially to those eyeing India's sovereignty. He also stressed that India would do everything possible to ensure India's&nbsp;sovereignty and territorial integrity is not compromised under any circumstance.
Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria&nbsp;also drew attention to the current security situation at the borders, saying the induction couldn't have happened in a more opportune time.

First batch of Rafale jets formally inducted in IAF

First batch of five Rafale jets formally inducted into Indian Air Force at an impressive ceremony in Ambala, attended by&nbsp;Union defence minister, Rajnath Singh and his French counterpart Florence Parly

First batch of five Rafale jets which arrived in India from France on July 29 was formally inducted into Indian Air Force at an impressive ceremony in Ambala. The event was attended by Union defence minister, Rajnath Singh and his French counterpart Florence Parly.&nbsp;The defence ministers were present for the traditional 'Sarva Dharma Puja' at the Rafale induction ceremony, at Ambala airbase, following which they witnessed the air display of Rafale fighter aircraft flanked by SU-30 and Jaguar aircraft in arrow formation.&nbsp;The multirole and one of the most advanced flying machines, Rafale would be part of 17-Squadron, which is popularly known as the &ldquo;Golden Arrows&rdquo;, at the Ambala airbase.

First batch of five Rafale jets which arrived in India from France on July 29 was formally inducted into Indian Air Force at an impressive ceremony in Ambala. The event was attended by Union defence minister, Rajnath Singh and his French counterpart Florence Parly.
The defence ministers were present for the traditional 'Sarva Dharma Puja', following which they witnessed the air display of Rafale fighter aircraft flanked by SU-30 and Jaguar aircraft in arrow formation
Chief of defence staff, General Bipin Rawat, Chief of the air staff, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria, defence Secretary Ajay Kumar along with other senior officers of ministry of defence and armed forces were also present to mark the important milestone in the history of the IAF.
The multirole and one of the most advanced flying machines, Rafale would be part of 17-Squadron, which is popularly known as the &ldquo;Golden Arrows&rdquo;, at the Ambala airbase.

Rafale jets to be formally inducted into IAF today

The first batch of five Rafale fighter jets will be formally inducted into the Indian Air Force on Thursday at&nbsp;Ambala air base

The first batch of five Rafale fighter jets will be formally inducted into the Indian Air Force on Thursday at the&nbsp;air base&nbsp;in Ambala. The induction&nbsp;comes at the crucial time when India is engaged in an escalating border row with China in eastern Ladakh.&nbsp;A number of dignitaries including defence minister Rajnath Singh, his French counterpart Florence Parly, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria&nbsp;will attend the ceremony.&nbsp;The first batch of five Rafale jets arrived in India on July 29. These jets&nbsp;are known for air-superiority and precision strikes.

New Delhi, PTI: The first batch of five Rafale fighter jets will be formally inducted into the Indian Air Force on Thursday at the&nbsp;air base&nbsp;in Ambala,&nbsp;at a time India is engaged in an escalating border row with China in eastern Ladakh.
A galaxy of dignitaries including Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, his French counterpart Florence Parly, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat, Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria and Defence Secretary Ajay Kumar will attend the ceremony.
"The program will include ceremonial unveiling of the Rafale aircraft, a traditional 'Sarva Dharma Puja', air display by Rafale and Tejas aircraft as well as by 'Sarang aerobatic team'," an IAF spokesperson said, describing the ceremony as a "very important milestone" in the history of the force.
The Rafale jets, produced by French aerospace major Dassault Aviation, are known for air-superiority and precision strikes.
IAF Spokesperson Wing Commander Indranil Nandi said a traditional water cannon salute will be given to the Rafale fleet before its ceremonial induction into the 17 squadron of the force.
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 procure 36 of the aircraft at a cost of Rs 59,000 crore.
The French delegation at the ceremony will include French envoy Emmanuel Lenain, Air Gen Eric Autellet, Vice Chief of French Air Force, Chairman and Chief Executive of Dassault Aviation Eric Trappier and CEO of missile maker MBDA Eric Beranger.
After the ceremony, Parly and Singh will hold talks in Ambala on ways to further deepen bilateral defence and security cooperation after the ceremony, they said.
Ten Rafale jets have been delivered to India so far and five of them stayed back in France for imparting training to IAF pilots. The delivery of all 36 aircraft is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2021. A second batch of four to five Rafale jets are likely to arrive in India by November. Sources said a preliminary discussion on a possible procurement of another batch of 36 Rafale jets by India from France may figure in the talks between Singh and Parly.

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