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    IAF’s 'Wings Over Ganges' air show in Varanasi features Rafale, Tejas among 100 aircrafts
    IAF to showcase 100 aircraft at Varanasi air show, 15-20 lakh spectators expected

    The air show, organised to mark the 94th anniversary of the Indian Air Force (IAF), will showcase its operational capabilities, technological strength and aerial combat skills. Aircraft such as Rafale, Sukhoi-30MKI, MiG-29, Mirage 2000, Jaguar and indigenous light combat aircraft are expected to participate.

    Fighter jet crashes in eastern France, killing at least 1 person

    Late Tuesday, a Mirage 2000D fighter jet crashed in eastern France while on its return flight from a mission. Reports confirm one crew member has lost their life, while teams are actively searching for the second missing crew member. The crash site is located near Rogeville, approximately 18 km northwest of Nancy. Authorities are currently investigating the incident.

    Indian Air Force turns 94 today, Kashi gets ready for aerial show

    The Indian Air Force is celebrating its 94th anniversary on 8 October with upcoming aerial displays. The Central Air Command will host displays in Varanasi from 22 to 25 October, with a VIP stand at Namo Ghat. Citizens will have designated public viewing areas to witness the event. Detailed information regarding traffic arrangements and safety instructions will be posted through official channels.

    Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit appointed new Chief of Air Force, replacing Amar Preet Singh

    Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit has been appointed as the new Chief of the Indian Air Force. He succeeds Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh after a long and distinguished career. Dixit has flown various aircraft and logged over 3,500 hours of flying. He is recognized for promoting indigenous aircraft projects, particularly the LCA Tejas. Air Marshal Dixit is expected to further advance the government's Aatmanirbharta initiative.

    His father flew Mirage 2000 for Indian Air Force, son faced 3 years of auditions. Rani Mukerji's co-star shares unusual Bollywood journey

    Tahir Raj Bhasin gained limelight with his debut film, the 2014 Rani Mukerji-starrer Mardaani. Despite playing an antagonist, the actor became a fan favourite and gained critical acclaim for his performance as Karan Walt Rastogi in the crime drama. Bhasin recently recalled how, despite coming from a family full of Air Force officers, he walked a different path.

    The Economic Times
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