Vyomika Singh shared the key details of India’s cross-border mission, i.e Operation Sindoor and its achievements. Are you curious to know about her story? Well, here’s all you need to know about her! She’s a helicopter pilot who pursued her dream of flying from a young age. With courage and hard work, she’s become an extraordinary figure in the Indian Air Force.
Her passion for flying was set off in school, following which she joined the National Cadet Corps. She was eager to learn about aviation, and after earning her engineering degree, she made history! It doesn’t end here. Vyomika Singh also created another historic moment as she became the first in her family to join the armed service. Wow!
As per the Economic Times, on December 18, 2019, Vyomika Singh received her permanent commission. Since then she has flown over 2,500 hours. The wing commander has also managed Chetak and Cheetah helicopters in difficult regions like Jammu and Kashmir and the Northeast.
In November 2020, she led a daring rescue in Arunachal Pradesh. Despite tough situations, she saved lives. She’s more than a pilot; she’s a role model. Vyomika Singh is a true example of how fruitful it is to follow your dreams with utter dedication. From her training days to now briefing the media on Operation Sindoor, she has come a long way.
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Moreover, right after Operation Sindoor, the entire nation felt a great sense of pride. People across the country were happy and shared their happiness on social media, in the streets, and in more ways.
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