When India surprised the world by air strikes on the terrorist bases of Pakistan, the strength of Rafale fighter jets once again came into the limelight. Shivangi Singh, India’s first and only female pilot to blow up this Rafael, has now become the new inspiration of the country. Even during Operation Sindoor, his role was important, which proved that today’s Indian women are not behind any front.

Shivangi Singh, a resident of Varanasi, started in childhood. When she was just 9 years old, she saw fighter jets for the first time at the Air Force Museum in Delhi. At the same moment he decided that he had to become a pilot. He studied at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) and then started training by taking admission to the Indian Air Force Academy in Hyderabad.

Air Force part in 2017

Shivangi received a commission in the second batch of women fighter pilots in the Indian Air Force in 2017. In the initial time, he flew old but high speed aircraft like MiG-21 Bison. In view of his ability and courage, he was selected to blow up Rafale fighter jet in 2020. In this way she became the first female Rafale pilot of India.

Rafael’s first flight becomes memorable

Shivangi told that for the first time he got nervous while flying MiG-21, but when he flew first solo, he became special for a lifetime. He also took simulator training for these aircraft made in France before flying Rafale. His mother always inspired him not only to be educated, but should become self-sufficient and fearless.

Now join the target space mission

Now Shivangi is not just a fighter pilot, but is also dreaming of becoming a part of India’s manned space mission. He has applied for this. If everything goes well, then Shivangi Singh will be seen waving the flag of India in space in the coming time.

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