Air Marshal Narmadeshwar Tiwari Appointed New IAF Deputy Chief

National News: There has been an important change in the Indian Air Force. Air Marshal Narmadeshwar Tiwari has been appointed as the new Deputy Chief of the Air Force. He will replace Air Marshal SP Dharkar, who is retiring on April 30 after serving for more than 40 years. This change is the beginning of a new era for the Indian Air Force.

Air Marshal Tiwari's career so far

Air Marshal Narmadeshwar Tiwari, who is currently working as the commander of the South Western Air Command in Gandhinagar, is now going to play an important role under the leadership of the Indian Air Force. Their experience and strategic capacity will give firm guidance to the strategic direction of the Indian Air Force, which will increase the strength and impact of the Air Force.

In such important time, when there are rapid changes on the security front, the leadership of Air Marshal Tiwari will prove to be helpful in taking the Air Force to new heights. He has become part of many important operations and strategic decisions in his services, which has increased the strength and impact of the Indian Air Force. Their experience and ability make them perfectly suited for this position.

Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit appointed as the new CISC chief

At the same time, Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit has been appointed as the new chief of the Chief of Integrated Defense Staff (CISC) to maintain coordination and strategic solidarity between the Indian Army and the Air Force. Air Marshal Ashutosh Dixit, who is currently leading the Central Air Command in Prayagraj, will now replace Lieutenant General JP Matthew, who is retiring on 30 April.

With this new responsibility, Air Marshal Dixit will play his role as a prominent post under the Chairman of the Integrated Defense Staff, which holds an important role in the coordination of the three armies. He has been a pilot of Mirage-20,000 and his expertise will be helpful in the strategic expansion of the Indian Air Force.

Change in Northern Command of Army

There has also been significant change in the Indian Army. The new chief of the Northern Command of the Army will now be Lieutenant General Prateek Sharma. He will replace Lieutenant General MV Suchendra Kumar, retiring on 30 April. Lieutenant General Sharma will have to lead operations on borders from China and Pakistan, which is a very sensitive and important responsibility for the security of the country.

New leadership positive impact on India's security

These changes will further boost the operating capacity and strategic strength of the Indian Army and the Air Force. The Indian forces will further strengthen their strength and solidarity with the new leadership, which is likely to add a new chapter to the security of the country.