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Indian Air Force (IAF) on Tuesday destroyed Jaish-e-Mohammad’s biggest camp, which had the facility to accommodate almost 600 terrorists at a time with all resort-like amenities

A day after the Indian Air Force's air strike in Pakistan, an IAF helicopter, due to technical snag, crashed on Wednesday in Budgam district of Jammu and Kashmir
 

The Indian Air Force used their multiple assets to carry out a strike at a terror facility at Pakistan's Balakot area on Tuesday, which killed 300 Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists, trainers and commanders

West Air Command led by Air Marshal Chandrashekaran Harikumar had a major role to play in the Indian Air Force’s pre-emptive strike in Pakistan, which killed over 300 terrorists and trainers.
 

The move to close the five airports came amid escalation of tension between India and Pakistan after IAF carried out strikes on terror bases in Pakistan

India continues to get global support for aerial action against terror camps across LoC and in Pakistan's Balakot in which 12 Mirage 2000 jets killed over 300 terrorists and destroyed a munition dump and training facilities

Here is what the common man has to say about the Indian Air Force striking deep into Pakistan in the wee hours on February 26, just 12 days after the deadly Pulwama attack

Kerala high court has stayed the government order to grant pay to government employees who participated in the nationwide strike on January 8 and 9.