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There is no official comment on the probe report either by the Indian Air Force or by the defence ministry.

Tribune News Service New Delhi, January 5 A sudden cloud cover, which “blinded” the Indian Air Force (IAF) pilots flying the Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, has been identifi

Investigators have ruled out any possibility of technical snag or sabotage in the crash of the Russian-origin twin-engine Mi-17V5 helicopter that was flying from Sulur airbase to Wellington on December 8.

The probe team has already completed its investigation into the crash of the Russian-origin Mi-17V5 helicopter, they said

It is learnt that the probe team examined all likely scenarios for the crash, including possible human error or whether it was a case of disorientation of crew when the helicopter was preparing for landing NEW DELHI, Jan 5: The Indian Air Force (IAF) on January 5 apprised Defence Minister Rajnath Singh about the findings of the tri-services investigation into the December 8 chopper crash that killed CDS Gen. Bipin Rawat and 13 others, people familiar with the development said. […]

The Indian Air Force on Wednesday apprised Defence Minister Rajnath Singh about the findings of the tri-services investigation into the December 8 chopper crash that killed CDS Gen...

The probe team has already completed its investigation into the crash of the Russian-origin Mi-17V5 helicopter, they said

No technical snag or sabotage and bad weather have been identified as the prime reason for the IAF chopper crash that killed CDS Gen Bipin Rawat and 13 others on December 8 in Tamil Nadu's Coonoor.

Nagpur Today : Nagpur News National News IAF chopper crash: Rajnath apprised findings of probe team

New Delhi, January 5 No technical snag or sabotage and bad weather leading to a phenomenon called Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) is believed to have been identified as the prime reason for the