<p>Hyderabad: Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal AP Singh said 'Operation Sindoor' stands as a shining testament to the unparalleled professionalism of the Indian Air Force that demonstrated its ability to deliver precise and decisive blows to the enemy.</p><p>Singh on Saturday reviewed the Combined Graduation Parade (CGP) held at the Air Force Academy (AFA), Dundigal Hyderabad. Addressing the parade Singh said IAF has been and will always remain the first responder and stated that the battlefield is going to be more complex, while the young officers must continuously train and retrain to succeed in future conflicts. </p><p>“Operation Sindoor stands as a shining testament to the unparalleled professionalism of the Indian Air Force. We have demonstrated our ability to deliver precise and decisive blows to the enemy. As the future of the Air Force, you must understand that the IAF has always been — and will continue to be — the first responder in times of national crisis,” said Air Marshal Singh.</p>.Andhra Pradesh govt reverts to fair price shop format to supply ration, Jagan hits back.<p>He underscored the collective responsibility entrusted to the officers, stating, “It is our solemn duty to live up to the trust that every Indian places in the Indian Air Force. Today’s ceremony marks the culmination of years of rigorous training and perseverance, but it is only the beginning of your professional journey. You must continuously strive to expand your horizons and discover new capabilities.” </p><p>He concluded by emphasising the path ahead, “The battlespace of the future will be increasingly complex. With the IAF transforming into a true aerospace force, many of you will be at the forefront of India’s ventures into space. These challenges will demand total commitment, relentless focus, innovation, and a deep passion for your calling. The uniform you wear is a symbol of national pride — wear it with honour, lead with courage, and always uphold the core values of the Indian Air Force.” </p><p>A total of 254 Flight Cadets graduated on Saturday, which included men and women. On this occasion, nine officers from the Indian Navy, seven officers from the Indian Coast Guard, and one trainee from a friendly foreign country, were also awarded 'Wings' on successful completion of flying training. The event also included thrilling displays by the Akash Gangateam, the Air Warrior Drill Team, and synchronized aerobatics by the Suryakiran aerobatic team. The graduation parade was interspersed with well-coordinated and synchronized fly-pasts by trainer aircraft that included the Pilatus PC-7 MklI, Hawk, Kiran Mk-1 and Chetak.</p>
<p>Hyderabad: Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal AP Singh said 'Operation Sindoor' stands as a shining testament to the unparalleled professionalism of the Indian Air Force that demonstrated its ability to deliver precise and decisive blows to the enemy.</p><p>Singh on Saturday reviewed the Combined Graduation Parade (CGP) held at the Air Force Academy (AFA), Dundigal Hyderabad. Addressing the parade Singh said IAF has been and will always remain the first responder and stated that the battlefield is going to be more complex, while the young officers must continuously train and retrain to succeed in future conflicts. </p><p>“Operation Sindoor stands as a shining testament to the unparalleled professionalism of the Indian Air Force. We have demonstrated our ability to deliver precise and decisive blows to the enemy. As the future of the Air Force, you must understand that the IAF has always been — and will continue to be — the first responder in times of national crisis,” said Air Marshal Singh.</p>.Andhra Pradesh govt reverts to fair price shop format to supply ration, Jagan hits back.<p>He underscored the collective responsibility entrusted to the officers, stating, “It is our solemn duty to live up to the trust that every Indian places in the Indian Air Force. Today’s ceremony marks the culmination of years of rigorous training and perseverance, but it is only the beginning of your professional journey. You must continuously strive to expand your horizons and discover new capabilities.” </p><p>He concluded by emphasising the path ahead, “The battlespace of the future will be increasingly complex. With the IAF transforming into a true aerospace force, many of you will be at the forefront of India’s ventures into space. These challenges will demand total commitment, relentless focus, innovation, and a deep passion for your calling. The uniform you wear is a symbol of national pride — wear it with honour, lead with courage, and always uphold the core values of the Indian Air Force.” </p><p>A total of 254 Flight Cadets graduated on Saturday, which included men and women. On this occasion, nine officers from the Indian Navy, seven officers from the Indian Coast Guard, and one trainee from a friendly foreign country, were also awarded 'Wings' on successful completion of flying training. The event also included thrilling displays by the Akash Gangateam, the Air Warrior Drill Team, and synchronized aerobatics by the Suryakiran aerobatic team. The graduation parade was interspersed with well-coordinated and synchronized fly-pasts by trainer aircraft that included the Pilatus PC-7 MklI, Hawk, Kiran Mk-1 and Chetak.</p>