Air Chief Dhanoa Says Desire Peace, But Prepared to Conflict on Short Notice

The Indian Air Force is set up to battle even without prior warning the need emerges, Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa said on Sunday, denoting the 85th Air Force Day at the Hindon base. 

"Despite the pace of continuous securing, modernisation, indigenisation exertion and our want for peace, we are set up to battle at a short notice should the need emerge," Dhanoa said. 

He likewise said that the Air Force was getting multi-range key capacities and stayed focused on building a "joint manship" with the Indian Army and the Navy. 

Dhanoa said security of all Air Force stations have been upgraded to battle any danger, including sub-ordinary dangers, after the psychological oppressor assault on the IAF base station in Pathankot a year ago. 

In January a year ago, fear mongers had sneaked in from over the outskirt and assaulted the airbase. The assault killed seven security work force while four psychological oppressors were murdered. 

The IAF denoted its commemoration in the shadow of an overwhelming chopper crash two days sooner in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang, in which five Air Force staff and two Army men were killed. "Our misfortunes in peacetime are a reason for concern," he said. 

Not long ago, Dhanoa had said the IAF is able to do successfully countering any danger from China and Pakistan all the while in a two-front war. He, nonetheless, said the likelihood of such a situation was "low". 

President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday hailed the air warriors and broadened welcome on the event. 

"On Air Force Day, I salute the valor, responsibility and devotion of our overcome air warriors. They defend our skies," Kovind tweeted. 

In a tweet, Modi stated: "On Air Force Day, all the best to our gutsy air warriors and their families. Their assurance and ability guarantee that our skies are protected." 

Union Minister of State for Defense Subhash Bhamre likewise welcomed air warriors and their



families.The Indian Air Force is set up to battle even without prior warning the need emerges, Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa said on Sunday, denoting the 85th Air Force Day at the Hindon base. 

"Despite the pace of continuous securing, modernisation, indigenisation exertion and our want for peace, we are set up to battle at a short notice should the need emerge," Dhanoa said. 

He likewise said that the Air Force was getting multi-range key capacities and stayed focused on building a "joint manship" with the Indian Army and the Navy. 

Dhanoa said security of all Air Force stations have been upgraded to battle any danger, including sub-ordinary dangers, after the psychological oppressor assault on the IAF base station in Pathankot a year ago. 

In January a year ago, fear mongers had sneaked in from over the outskirt and assaulted the airbase. The assault killed seven security work force while four psychological oppressors were murdered. 

The IAF denoted its commemoration in the shadow of an overwhelming chopper crash two days sooner in Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang, in which five Air Force staff and two Army men were killed. "Our misfortunes in peacetime are a reason for concern," he said. 

Not long ago, Dhanoa had said the IAF is able to do successfully countering any danger from China and Pakistan all the while in a two-front war. He, nonetheless, said the likelihood of such a situation was "low". 

President Ram Nath Kovind and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday hailed the air warriors and broadened welcome on the event. 

"On Air Force Day, I salute the valor, responsibility and devotion of our overcome air warriors. They defend our skies," Kovind tweeted. 

In a tweet, Modi stated: "On Air Force Day, all the best to our gutsy air warriors and their families. Their assurance and ability guarantee that our skies are protected." 

Union Minister of State for Defense Subhash Bhamre likewise welcomed air warriors and their families.