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Fighter Pilot: Surviving 1965 Sortie Crash: Fighter Pilot's Rebirth | Nagpur News - Vimarsana News

Fighter Pilot: Surviving 1965 Sortie Crash: Fighter Pilot's Rebirth | Nagpur News

Read about the incredible story of a fighter pilot's survival after a 1965 sortie crash. Discover his journey of rebirth and his contributions to the Indian Air Force. Learn how he overcame challenges and made a lasting impact. Visit our website for more details.

Group Captain Phatak: City-born Grp Capt Phatak, veteran of 3 wars, dead | - Vimarsana News

Group Captain Phatak: City-born Grp Capt Phatak, veteran of 3 wars, dead |

Group Captain (retd) SV Phatak, a veteran fighter pilot who took part in the war against China in 1962, against Pakistan in 1965 and the Bangladesh war in 1971, passed away at his residence in the city on Thursday. He was 84.

There's only one way to fix the shameful state of our Armed Forces - Vimarsana News

There's only one way to fix the shameful state of our Armed Forces

Together they are meant to defend our democracy from those who would do us harm both domestically and abroad, plus a myriad of other tasks which ensure we, the citizens, can sleep safe in our beds at night.

'Qatal ki raat': Modi declined Imran Khan's midnight call after Balakot - Vimarsana News

'Qatal ki raat': Modi declined Imran Khan's midnight call after Balakot

'Nine missiles from India had been pointed towards Pakistan, to be launched any time that day'

Source: rediff.com
When India Said No To China's Offer After 2019 Balakot Strikes - Vimarsana News

When India Said No To China's Offer After 2019 Balakot Strikes

In the aftermath of India's Balakot strikes, several countries offered to send special envoys and China too suggested that it could send its deputy minister to both countries to seek de-escalation but New Delhi declined the offer, says ex diplomat.

Source: ndtv.com