Pilot Shivangi Singh: First Woman Rafale Pilot In India

Highlights:

India's first female Rafale pilot is Shivangi Singh. At the Republic Day celebrations, she was a part of the Indian Air Force Tableau. In 2017, she enlisted in the Indian Air Force.
She is only the second woman pilot to take part in the Tableau of the Indian
Air Force. Bhawna Kanth, a fighter jet pilot, was the first woman to take part in the IAF tableau.
Shivangi Singh was part of the second group of female fighter pilots to be commissioned. Before Rafale, she was a MiG-21 pilot.
She is a member of the squadron known as the Golden Arrows.
Shivangi Singh was born in the Indian state of Bihar.
Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology was where she earned her bachelor's degree in technology.
She continued her education at Jaipur's Malaviya National Institute of Technology.
"Indian Air Force Transforming for the Future" was the theme of the 2022 IAF Tableau.
The tableau included the Aslesha radar and indigenously produced Light
Combat Helicopters. The Gnat aircraft was also displayed by the IAF.

Golden Arrows Squadron:

Its headquarters are in Ambala, Punjab.
Dassault Rafale jets were used to resurrect the squadron in 2016.
During the 1965 India-Pakistan war, it was relocated to Delhi to safeguard the capital. It's been Rafale since 2019.
It's a low-weight radar with a lot of features. It can be used in a variety of environments, including deserts, plains, high altitudes, and mountain peaks.
The British came up with the idea for Gnat.
It's a fighter jet with a subsonic speed.
It's used for both combat and training. Different squadrons in India fly the Gnat.