A look at the aerial might of the Indian Armed Forces.
India's premier multirole fighter jet, the Rafale, offers advanced avionics, stealth capabilities, and precision strike potential.
The backbone of the IAF, this twin-engine jet excels in air superiority and ground attack missions.
An indigenous light combat aircraft, the Tejas Mk1A boasts modern avionics and is pivotal to India's self-reliance in defense.
Upgraded with enhanced radar and weapon systems, the MiG-29UPG remains a formidable air defense asset.
This iconic French-made fighter proved its worth in Kargil and Balakot. Still one of IAF’s most precise strike assets.
This advanced attack helicopter is equipped with Hellfire missiles and modern sensors, enhancing India's combat capabilities.
Designed for high-altitude warfare, the indigenous Light Combat Helicopter is adept at both air-to-air and air-to-ground missions.
A versatile transport helicopter, the Mi-17 V5 is crucial for troop movement and logistics in diverse terrains.
An armed variant of the Dhruv helicopter, the Rudra is equipped with rockets, missiles, and a turret gun for close combat support.