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Hailing Rafale aircraft, Indian Air Force chief RKS Bhadauria has emphasised that they have triggered concerns in the Chinese camp
 

 ‘Integration of Rafales brings in a platform which is way ahead and would give us an edge and capability to strike first and deep,’ says IAF chief RK Bhadauria

'The Air Force is determined to deliver and is well prepared and suitably deployed to respond to any contingency,' IAF chief Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria said

 While speaking to ANI in the national capital on February 26, the former Indian Air Force (IAF) Chief Birender Singh Dhanoa spoke on the first anniversary of Balakot airstrikes

From next year onwards, the process to set up the joint theatre commands will begin. This would begin after first integrating the air defence, drone operations, logistics, medical services and the like among the Army, Navy and IAF. Chief of Defence Staff, General Bipin Rawat said that he has been given three years to do it. What does this mean and how it will boost India’s defence; watch SimplifiedBy on MyNation.

Ex-IAF chief BS Dhanoa has blamed the previous UPA government for its inordinate delay in purchasing Rafale fighter jets,and suggested that had wing commander Abhinandan Varthaman flown a Rafale last year, things would have been different. 

IAF chief RKS Bhadauria decorated the 51 Squadron and the 9 Squadron for their role in the air strike on terrorist camps in Pakistan's Balakot in February.
 

During the event  IAF chief RKS Bhadauria  gave a stern warning to China and Pakistan asserting that once Rafale is inducted into the Air Force, it will help the force's operational capa

The Indian Air Force gets its new chief in air chief marshal Rakesh Kumar Bhadauria. He has 4,250 hours of flying experience on 26 types of fighters and transport aircraft and succeeds air marshal BS Dhanoa. 

Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman and  Air Force chief Marshal BS Dhanoa took off in a two-seater MiG-21 trainer from Pathankot and flew for 30 minutes

Meanwhile, IAF chief BS Dhanoa on Monday declined to comment on the death toll in the Balakot strike, saying it was for the government to provide details on the number of terrorists killed 

‘We don't count human casualties. We count what targets we have hit or not hit. We can't count how many people have died. That depends on how many people were there,’ IAF chief Dhanoa said.