The Indian Air Force's iconic MiG-21 fighter jet is set to retire after six decades of dedicated service, with a grand farewell ceremony scheduled for September 26 at the Chandigarh Air Force Station. This momentous occasion marks the end of an era in India's air power history, with the MiG-21 having played a pivotal role in shaping the country's aerial capabilities.

The last of the MiG-21 jets, belonging to number 23 Squadron, nicknamed “Panthers”, will be given a final farewell at the Chandigarh Air Force Station.

Who will fly MiG-21 for the last time?

Air Chief Marshal AP Singh will fly the last sortie of the Squadron with the call sign ‘Badal 3’ on Friday.

Who is Squadron Leader Priya Sharma?

Squadron Leader Priya Sharma, originally from Jhunjhunu district in Rajasthan, is set to

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