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Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit takes charge as new IAF chief

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Dixit, who played a key role in Operation Sindoor and is known for his strategic planning, was serving as the Vice Chief of the Indian Air Force

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Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit took charge as new IAF chief on Saturday. He succeeded Air Chief Marshal AP Singh who retired from the force after a 43-year-long illustrious career.

Ashutosh Dixit has taken charge as new Chief of Air Staff. (X/ANI)
Ashutosh Dixit has taken charge as new Chief of Air Staff. (X/ANI)

Dixit, who played a key role in Operation Sindoor and is known for his strategic planning, was serving as the Vice Chief of the Indian Air Force before taking over as its chief.

During his distinguished career spanning four decades, he has held several Command, Staff and Instructional appointments.

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