Rafale Jets  

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is all set to receive 4 more Rafale jets on May 19 or 20

India is all set to welcome six more Rafale jets, taking the squadron strength to 20

The Indian Air Force, images show that newly inducted Rafale aircraft fitted with MICA air-to-air missiles on their wingtips
 

3 Rafale jets took off from France and will be arriving in India later 

India’s Republic Day celebrations this year will be a lot different. Here’s are a few firsts 

At the Republic Day parade this year, Rafale jets and the vintage Dakota aircraft will be seen in action 

The Indian Air Force (IAF) on Thursday (September 10) formally inducted the much talked about fourth-generation flying machine, Rafale in its arsenal

Amidst the tension with China at the Line of Actual Control, the Indian Air Force has decided to hold a high-profile induction ceremony of the Rafale aircraft 
 

Defence minister Rajnath Singh has proposed an idea to ban import of weapons that can be built indigenously, giving a fillip to Atmanirbhar Bharat

The first batch of five Rafale jets finally arrived in India

In its verdict today, the Supreme Court gave its stamp of approval on the Rafale deal, but more importantly said that the perception of individuals cannot be the basis of a fishing and roving enquiry by the Court

Rahul Gandhi will be on tenterhooks as the supreme court is all set to pronounce its verdict in a case of contempt of court against him, in relation to the Rafale jets purchase 

4 pronouncements by the top court of India in the next ten days have the potential to impact India in a massive way. 
 

Defence minister Rajnath Singh has arrived in India after receiving the first of 36 Rafale jets in France. Singh stated that India will get seven more Rafale jets by April-May 2020. He said that the France visit was a success and that he also held a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron for over 35 minutes.

 

Actions speak louder than words is not merely a proverb. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan no doubt spoke out of anger when he said that there is a possibility of war against India. The Pak PM may be thinking about the meaning of those words considering recent developments, especially India’s procurement of Rafale jets