1983 Agniveervayu Trainees, Including 234 Women, Graduate from Rigorous Military Training

Nearly 2,000 Agniveervayu trainees, including 234 women, successfully completed a 22-week rigorous military training at the Mechanical Training Institute and Workshop Training Institute in Tambaram. The grand event, held at Air Force Station, featured various displays and was attended by Air Vice Marshal Aman Kapur, who encouraged the graduates to further hone their skills.

In a landmark event at the Air Force Station in Tambaram, 1,983 Agniveervayu trainees, including 234 women, graduated after 22 weeks of intensive military training. The Mechanical Training Institute and Workshop Training Institute oversaw this transformative period.

Air Vice Marshal Aman Kapur, serving as the Reviewing Officer and chief guest, lauded the trainees during the grand Passing Out Parade, which featured activities such as blindfold stripping and assembling, arms drill, and unarmed combat.

Kapur commended the graduates for their dedication and urged them to enhance their professional knowledge and contribute towards aerospace safety and organizational objectives. He emphasized the evolving operational philosophy of the Indian Air Force and encouraged the trainees to maintain physical fitness and mental agility. The event was a significant occasion for the proud families in attendance.

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