3,146 Agniveervayus, Including 278 Women, Graduate from Air Force Station Jalahalli
On June 6, 2026, a Passing Out Parade at Air Force Station Jalahalli celebrated the graduation of 3,146 Agniveervayus, including 278 women trainees, marking their successful completion of training.
This event concluded 22 weeks of rigorous military and transformative training, equipping the new recruits with the skills required for their roles in the Indian Air Force.
Air Vice Marshal Atul Laxmandas Golani, CTTO from Headquarters Training Command, officiated the ceremony. He inspected the parade and extended his congratulations to the Agniveervayus on reaching this significant achievement.
The parade demonstrated the discipline, precision, and military bearing developed by the trainees, symbolizing their transformation into motivated air warriors ready to serve the nation.
Family members attended the event in large numbers, sharing the pride and emotion as they witnessed the culmination of their loved ones' training.
The Reviewing Officer praised the passing-out contingent for their dedication and commitment throughout their training. He urged them to maintain high standards of professionalism, discipline, and service as they begin their careers in the Indian Air Force.
The graduation of more than 3,100 Agniveervayus, which includes a considerable number of women, underscores the Indian Air Force's commitment to fostering a skilled and inclusive force prepared for modern air operations.
Following their graduation, these newly trained Agniveervayus will join various units across the Indian Air Force, contributing to the operational readiness and security of the nation.
