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Indian Air Force Day: From historic wars to modern strikes, IAF demonstrates bravery as it marks 93rd foundation day

India showcased its aerial strength on Air Force Day 2025 with a grand parade at Hindon Air Base, marking the IAF's 93rd foundation day. From cutting-edge fighter jets to indigenous missile systems, the display highlighted India's growing air power and operational excellence

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Oct 8, 2025, 12:40 pm IST
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The Indian Air Force (IAF) displayed its prowess as it held a massive parade at the Hindon Air Base to celebrate the 93rd Indian Air Force Day.

The parade featured fighter jets such as Rafale, Sukhoi Su-30MKI, and MiG-29, along with India’s indigenous Netra AEW&C, the C-17 Globemaster III, the indigenous Akash Surface-to-Air Missile System, the C-130J Hercules, Apache attack helicopters fitted with Longbow radar, and the Advanced Light Helicopter.

Celebrating 93 glorious years of valour, excellence and dedication of #IAF.
As part of the celebrations leading up to 8th Oct, a special promo video is released.
Come join us in this incredible journey.

Indian Air Force: Infallible, Impervious and Precise #93rdAnniversary… pic.twitter.com/F1IiM2QE5k

— Indian Air Force (@IAF_MCC) October 3, 2025

 

Indian Air Force Chief, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh underscored how Operation Sindoor was a shining example of what can be achieved through meticulous planning, disciplined training and determined execution, while addressing the air warriors on the 93rd Air Force Day at Hindon Air Base in Ghaziabad on October 8.

India’s indigenous developed weapons delivering a bold and precise attacks, and restored the rightful place of offensive air action in the national consciousness, the IAF chief mentioned.

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“The outstanding performance of the indigenously developed and integrated weapons which delivered precise and devastating blows deep inside enemy territory, vindicates our faith in home-grown capabilities. Operation Sindoor is a shining example of what can be achieved through meticulous planning, disciplined training and determined execution”, IAF chief said.

Highlighting the pride taken in conducting the operation and pounding terror bases in Pakistan, the IAF chief added during his address, “Our performance in Operation Sindoor fills us with professional pride. It proves to the world how air power can be effectively used in shaping military outcomes in just a few days. India’s bold and precise attacks restored the rightful place of offensive air action in the national consciousness.” He praised how the air warriors have created history in every era, such as in 1948, 1971, and 1999 wars, and the destruction of terrorists in Balakot and their prowess in Operation Sindoor.

“Our air warriors have created history in every era; in 1948, 1971, 1999, the destruction of terrorists in Balakot and their prowess in Operation Sindoor… We are not only the protectors of the skies, but also the guardians of the nation’s honour”, he said.

Air Chief Marshal Singh further mentioned how the integration of new systems, weapons and equipment into the Air Force’s operational plans has been a “significant success”. There has also been an increased culture of accountability, safety and security amongst the air warriors, he added.

“I can see that there is an increased culture of accountability, safety and security amongst the air warriors and this is directly reflecting in our reduced incidents and accidents. At all levels, leaders are leading from the front, demonstrating exceptional vision and empathy. They are ensuring that every individual is empowered with the necessary training and is motivated”, the IAF chief said.

The IAF chief also praised the organisation’s role during Operation Sindhu, carried out on June 18 to evacuate Indian nationals from conflict zones in Iran and Israel.

“During Operation Sindhu, IAF sprang into action to evacuate Indian citizens from conflict-ridden zones and furthermore IAF responded to international crisis in other countries, airlifting relief materials and personnel”, he said.

“The compassion, speed and reliability with which Indian Air Force delivered hope, often under hazardous conditions, embodies the highest ideals of service before self”, he added.

Greetings to all the courageous Air Warriors and their families on Air Force Day. The Indian Air Force epitomises bravery, discipline and precision. They have played a vital role in safeguarding our skies, including during the most challenging situations. Their role during…

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 8, 2025

 

In a message to air warriors, PM Modi tweeted, “Greetings to all the courageous Air Warriors and their families on Air Force Day. The Indian Air Force epitomises bravery, discipline and precision. They have played a vital role in safeguarding our skies, including during the most challenging situations. Their role during natural calamities is also very commendable. Their commitment, professionalism and indomitable spirit continue to make every Indian proud”.

 

 

Topics: Indian Air ForceOperation SindoorAir Force Day 2025Hindon Air BaseIAF 93rd Foundation DayIAF ParadeAir Chief Marshal AP Singh
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