Chennai
A total of 1,983 Agniveervayu trainees, including 234 women from non-science streams, graduated from the Mechanical Training Institute (MTI) and Workshop Training Institute (WTI) at Air Force Station, Tambaram, on Saturday. This event marked the completion of 22 weeks of rigorous military training.
Air vice Marshal Aman Kapur, Senior Officer-in-Charge Administration, Central Air Command, was the Reviewing Officer and chief guest at the combined Passing out Parade. The ceremony featured various displays, including blindfolded equipment assembly, arms drill, physical training, yoga, and unarmed combat.
The Reviewing Officer congratulated all the graduates and honored award winners who excelled in different fields. In his address, he encouraged the trainees to continue enhancing their skills, increase their professional knowledge, and foster a learning environment to contribute to aerospace safety and national defense.
He highlighted that the Indian Air Force is undergoing significant changes in operational philosophy, evolving into a strategic force of great caliber. He urged the Agniveervayu trainees to maintain physical fitness, mental agility, and uphold the core values of the Indian Air Force.
The event was a proud and joyful occasion for the families who attended to witness the impressive parade of the new Agniveervayu graduates.
