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Avani Chaturvedi: India’s pride Avani Chaturvedi, an Indian pilot, has recently marked her name in history by becoming the first woman in the country to fly a solo fighter jet. She achieved this honour by flying a MiG-21 in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Avani is a small-town girl from the district of Rewa in Madhya Pradesh. She was born on 27th of October 1993 and began her education from Deoband in Madhya Pradesh. In contrast to most young ladies of her age, Avani often wanted to play with planes and choppers since she was a child. Avani Chaturvedi finished her B.tech from Banasthali University, Rajasthan. After completing her graduation in 2014, she started pursuing the AFCAT ( Avani Chaturvedi had a great enthusiasm to join the Indian Air Force because of her older brother, who is an Indian Being the first to break stereotypes, they were the centre of attraction at the parade after their faultless endeavour. They will be pursuing their Stage III coaching at Bidar in bordering Karnataka in the following year. After completing this training, they will get the chance to fly contender planes like the Sukhoi and Tejas. The three will start further practice on high-tech jet trainer Hawks. It will take an extra 145 hours on the Hawks for around 12 months before they would get into the cockpit of a supersonic jet. The trio warriors The two other women who created history along with Avani Chaturvedi are Mohana Singh of Rajasthan and Bhawana Kanth of Bihar. Ms Mohana Singh comes from the ci...

• Squadron Leader Avani Chaturvedi was in the first batch of three women to be commissioned as fighter pilots in the Indian Air Force. will be participating in the wargames in Japan. She will take part in the Veer Guardian 2023 exercise which will be held in Japan from January 16. • Avani Chaturvedi is a Sukhoi-30 fighter pilot based in Jodhpur. • The 29-year-old first flew the MiG-21 Bison in IAF Squadron service after she completed her training on Hawk Advanced Jet Trainers. • She was declared the first woman combat pilot in Indian Air Force along with Mohana Singh Jitarwal, and Bhawana Kanth. • Avani Chaturvedi was born in Madhya Pradesh. Before joining the IAF, she underwent six months of intensive training at the Air Force Academy in Telangana's Dundigal.

New Delhi: Avani Chaturvedi, a name that marks the milestone of the Indian Air Force's work towards gender equality and resounds the meaning of women empowerment. In June 2016, Avani Chaturvedi became India's one of the first female fighter pilots along with Bhawana Kanth and Mohana Singh. The feat of the most recognizable woman of the Indian Ari Force did not stop at being the first female fighter pilot, on February 19, 2018, Chaturvedi became the first Indian woman to fly the MiG 21 Bison, solo. Avani Chaturvedi's Education Squadron leader Avani Chaturvedi was born and brought up in Madhya Pradesh and did her schooling there. She did Bachelor's degree in Technology from Vidyapith, a university in rural Rajasthan’s Tonk district, that is providing the most advanced programs to its students. While pursuing her B.Tech degree, Chaturvedi learned aviation as an additional discipline at the campus aviation school. Avani Chaturvedi's Family Background Chaturvedi aspired to be a fighter pilot in times when there was still a reservation among the many people of IAF about having female air force personnel let alone fighter pilots. However, the defence family of Avani's provided her unconditional support to achieve the ambitious feat that now inspires hundreds of thousands of young girls to fly high in the sky leaving behind the prejudice that combat is a male space. Avani Chaturvedi's Training Chaturvedi underwent six months of intensive training at the Air Force Academy in Dundig...

Squadron Leader Avani Chaturvedi (born 27 October 1993) is an Indian pilot from Early life and education [ ] Avani was born on 27 October in 1993. Her father, Dinkar Chaturvedi, is a superintending engineer in Water Resource Department of Madhya Pradesh government and her mother is a home maker. She completed her schooling from Deolond, a small town in Chaturvedi likes to play chess, table tennis and to do sketching and painting. Avani's elder brother, who is an officer in the Indian Army, inspired her to join the Indian Air Force. She also has a few hours of flying experience in the flying club of her college Career [ ] She was selected for training at the In 2018, Chaturvedi became the first Indian woman pilot to take a solo flight in a Chaturvedi is posted in Panthers in Awards and recognition [ ] In 2018, she was honored with the On 9 March 2020, Chaturvedi was awarded with Personal life [ ] Avni Chaturvedi married See also [ ] • • • References [ ] • The Times of India . Retrieved 9 December 2016. • Krishnamoorthy, Suresh. The Hindu . Retrieved 9 December 2016. • Gurung, Shaurya Karanbir (17 July 2019). The Economic Times . Retrieved 18 October 2019. • english.pradesh18.com . Retrieved 9 December 2016. • Team, Editorial (23 February 2018). SSBToSuccess . Retrieved 23 February 2018. • . Retrieved 3 December 2019. • The Economic Times . Retrieved 9 December 2016. • The Indian Express. 22 February 2018 . Retrieved 22 February 2018. • NDTV.com. • . Retrieved 23 May 2019. •...

For the first time, an Squadron leader Avani Chaturvedi is a Su-30MKI pilot.(Twitter/@IAF_MCC photo) The Who is squadron leader Avani Chaturvedi? > Avani Chaturvedi, India's one of the first three woman fighter pilots, will be leaving for Japan shortly for participating in the exercise. > Chaturvedi is a Su-30MKI pilot. > Chaturvedi's batchmate and part of the troika of first woman fighter pilots in the force squadron leader Bhavna Kanth termed the Su-30MKIs operated by the Indian Air Force as one of the best and most lethal platforms armed with indigenous weapon systems. > Chaturvedi, along with flying officers Kanth and Mohana Singh, have emerged as the most recognisable faces of women in the IAF after being assigned to the fighter stream. > The IAF is the only one of India’s three defence arms to allow women in combat positions. Around a dozen countries, including China and Pakistan, allow women to fly fighter planes. > Chaturvedi was born and brought up in Madhya Pradesh and did her schooling there. She has a degree in Bachelor of Technology from Banasthali (university). Chaturvedi learned aviation as an additional discipline at the campus aviation school. > Chaturvedi underwent six months of intensive training at the Air Force Academy in Dundigal, Hyderabad, before she was inducted into the IAF fighter squadron.

NEW DELHI: The first-ever air combat exercise between India and Japan this month will register another first. Squadron Leader Avani Chaturvedi will soar high on her Sukhoi-30MKI jet, becoming the first IAF woman fighter pilot to take part in such aerial wargames in a foreign country. Squadron Leader Chaturvedi, who became the first woman to fly a MiG-21 `Bison’ solo in February 2018, is part of the IAF contingent headed for Japan for the `Veer Guardian’ exercise from January 12 to 26 at the Hyakuri airbase, an IAF officer said on Saturday. 02:06 Squadron leader Avni Chaturvedi will be representing India in international wargames to be held in Japan The air combat exercise is a significant development in the continuing upward trajectory in military ties between India and Japan, with both countries being wary of a belligerent and expansionist China, as was reported by TOI last month. India is deploying four Sukhoi-30MKI fighters, along with two C-17 Globemaster-III strategic lift aircraft, one IL-78mid-air refueler and around 150 IAF personnel, for the exercise. Japan, in turn, will deploy F-2 and F-15 fighters, among assets. “While women fighter pilots have been taking part in combat exercises held in India, this is the first time one of them will participate in such wargames abroad,” the officer said. 01:01 IAF shares video of pilots taking sorties in indigenous fighter jet Tejas Squadron Leader Chaturvedi, who grew up in a small town near Rewa in Madhya Pradesh and then d...

3. All the three female pilots were formally commissioned by Defence Minister 4. 24-year old Avani Chaturvedi completed her training at Hyderabad Air Force Academy. She completed her schooling from Deoland, a small town in Shahdol district of Madhya Pradesh. 5. Born on 27 October 1993, her father, Mr. 6. Avani's elder brother is also an army officer. 7. Chaturvedi likes to play chess, table tennis and to do sketching, painting. She was inspired by Army officers in her family and a brief flying experience of few hours in the flying club of her college inspired her to join the IAF. 8. Avani still has over a year to go before she can be deployed for combat missions. 9. She had earlier said, “Any air force is defined by its fighters. My dream is to become a good fighter pilot, on whom my seniors can rely when it comes to flying live operations. I want to fly the best fighter aircraft and learn more and more each day.”

First Woman Pilot of IAF In Aerial War Games Sqn Ldr Avani Chaturvedi of the Indian Air Force (IAF) will take part in the aerial war games during Ex Veer Guardian 2023 in Japan. She will be a member of the Indian contingent for the first India-Japan joint exercise, “Veer Guardian 2023,” which Japan will host at the Hyakuri Air Base from January 12 to January 26. Thus Sqn Ldr Avani Chaturvedi will become the first female Indian Air Force (IAF) fighter pilot to take part in aerial war games in Japan. The exercise will be carried out by Who is Squadron Leader Avani Chaturvedi? IAF’s Avani Chaturvedi was a part of the first batch of women to be commissioned as fighter pilots in the country’s air force almost seven years ago. This time as a squadron leader her participation in the air drills marks the first time that a female fighter pilot of the IAF is a part of an international joint exercise abroad. While Sqn Ldr Avani is a Sukhoi-30 fighter pilot Born in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, she attended a school in Deoland, a small town in the same state. However, prior to joining the IAF, Chaturvedi finished her degree in Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from Banasthali University in Rajasthan. Her passion to conquer the skies also led her to join the Flying Club in her college. Subsequently, she underwent six months of intensive training at the Hyderabad Air Force Academy in Telangana, before being inducted into the IAF fighter squadron in June 2016. Today, In 20...

• Squadron Leader Avani Chaturvedi was in the first batch of three women to be commissioned as fighter pilots in the Indian Air Force. will be participating in the wargames in Japan. She will take part in the Veer Guardian 2023 exercise which will be held in Japan from January 16. • Avani Chaturvedi is a Sukhoi-30 fighter pilot based in Jodhpur. • The 29-year-old first flew the MiG-21 Bison in IAF Squadron service after she completed her training on Hawk Advanced Jet Trainers. • She was declared the first woman combat pilot in Indian Air Force along with Mohana Singh Jitarwal, and Bhawana Kanth. • Avani Chaturvedi was born in Madhya Pradesh. Before joining the IAF, she underwent six months of intensive training at the Air Force Academy in Telangana's Dundigal.

New Delhi: Avani Chaturvedi, a name that marks the milestone of the Indian Air Force's work towards gender equality and resounds the meaning of women empowerment. In June 2016, Avani Chaturvedi became India's one of the first female fighter pilots along with Bhawana Kanth and Mohana Singh. The feat of the most recognizable woman of the Indian Ari Force did not stop at being the first female fighter pilot, on February 19, 2018, Chaturvedi became the first Indian woman to fly the MiG 21 Bison, solo. Avani Chaturvedi's Education Squadron leader Avani Chaturvedi was born and brought up in Madhya Pradesh and did her schooling there. She did Bachelor's degree in Technology from Vidyapith, a university in rural Rajasthan’s Tonk district, that is providing the most advanced programs to its students. While pursuing her B.Tech degree, Chaturvedi learned aviation as an additional discipline at the campus aviation school. Avani Chaturvedi's Family Background Chaturvedi aspired to be a fighter pilot in times when there was still a reservation among the many people of IAF about having female air force personnel let alone fighter pilots. However, the defence family of Avani's provided her unconditional support to achieve the ambitious feat that now inspires hundreds of thousands of young girls to fly high in the sky leaving behind the prejudice that combat is a male space. Avani Chaturvedi's Training Chaturvedi underwent six months of intensive training at the Air Force Academy in Dundig...