Squadron Leader Mohana Singh has become the first woman fighter pilot to join the Indian Air Force's prestigious 18 Flying Bullets squadron, operating LCA Tejas jets. Her involvement in the 'Tarang Shakti' exercise highlights India's 'Make in India' initiative and represents a significant step forward for women in combat roles within the IAF.

Earlier as well Mohana Singh made her place amongst the first women pilots to be inducted into the Indian Air Force's (IAF) fighter squadron. Recently, Mohana took part in the 'Tarang Shakti' exercise in Jodhpur,

Mohana Singh Jitarwal was among the only three women inducted into the Indian Air Force as a fighter pilot. She now joins the Force's elite 18 'Flying Bullets' squadron and will operate the 'Made in India' LCA Tejas fighter jet's squadron.

In a remarkable step forward for women’s empowerment in India, Squadron Leader Mohana Singh has made history by becoming the first woman fighter pilot to operate the indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas.

Squadron Leader Mohana Singh has become the first woman fighter pilot to fly India’s Tejas fighter jet during the 'Tarang Shakti' exercise, marking a historic achievement for gender equality in the IAF.

Squadron Leader Mohana Singh has made history by becoming the first woman fighter pilot to join the Indian Air Force 's (IAF) elite 18 "Flying Bullets" squadron. This squadron operates India's indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas fighter jets.

Mohana Singh hails from Jhunjhunu district in Rajasthan and comes from a family with a legacy in aviation. Her grandfather served as a flight gunner with the Aviation Research Centre and her father is

Squadron Leader Mohana Singh has become the first woman fighter pilot to join the elite 18 'Flying Bullets' squadron, operating India's indigenously 'Made in India' LCA Tejas fighter jet's squadron.