On the occasion of the 92nd Indian Air Force (IAF) Day, Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh reviewed a grand parade at the Tambaram Air Force Station, Tamil Nadu, on October 8. The day marks the celebration of the Indian Air Force’s valor and honors those who have sacrificed their lives in the service of the nation. Across the country, the IAF is holding various events to commemorate this significant day.During his address, Air Chief Marshal Singh emphasized the need for readiness to handle any unforeseen crisis. He highlighted the importance of a “strong and capable Air Force” to safeguard national interests in an ever-evolving global security environment.**Call for Reorganization and Modernization**The Air Chief called for the reorganization of the Indian Air Force to meet current and future challenges. “The ongoing conflicts around the world underscore the need for a robust and capable Air Force,” he stated. The Chief further added that the IAF must be prepared to respond swiftly to any situation that could threaten the nation’s interests.**Parade and Technological Adaptation**After reviewing the parade, Marshal Singh remarked, “Thinking outside the box and adopting new technologies will play a decisive role in today’s multi-dimensional environment.” He encouraged the IAF to continue strengthening its operational capabilities and professional expertise. **Striving for a Self-Reliant Air Force**In his address to the personnel, the Air Chief Marshal urged the Air Force to persist in its efforts toward building a more capable and fully self-reliant force. Reflecting on the past year’s progress, he said, “We have made significant advancements in strengthening our operational capabilities, enhancing professionalism, and adapting to emerging and challenging warfare scenarios.” He stressed the importance of celebrating the IAF’s achievements and preparing for the challenges ahead.The 92nd Air Force Day was a moment of pride, reflection, and dedication, with a clear focus on future readiness and self-reliance in defense.