The Indian Air Force is set to retire the last two squadrons of its iconic MiG-21 fighter jets, with a ceremonial farewell scheduled for September 26 at Chandigarh. For decades, this aircraft was the ...

As the historic MiG-21 combat fighters prepare to retire from service, government and academic institutions are lining up to ...

The MiG-21 trained thousands of fighter pilots, the Bison shot down an US-made F-16 - the first time anywhere a MiG achieved that feat, and, the plane almost single-handedly, dragged India into the ...

Designed in the 1950s, the MiG-21 holds the record as the most-produced supersonic jet in history. It balanced cutting-edge engineering with ease of maintenance, making it a favorite among Soviet ...

As India aspires to Viksit Bharat, the MiG-21’s story offers urgent lessons for how we plan, acquire and modernize critical ...

Moore’s MIG kill was the last recorded by a strategic bomber in wartime. He was awarded the Silver Star, the nation’s ...

MiG-21, the most-produced supersonic fighter, has been a cornerstone of the Indian Air Force for over six decades, ...

The farewell marks the end of an era for the MiG-21 which has been central to India’s air power since its induction in the ...

The Indian Air Force's MiG-21 fighter jets made their last operational flights at the Nal Air Force Station in Bikaner, which ...

The induction of the MiG-21, India’s first supersonic air combat interceptor, began in 1963. The MiG-21s are being replaced with the locally made light combat aircraft (LCA Mk-1A). Last month, the ...

The Indian Air Force's MiG-21 fighter jet has completed its last operational flight from the Nal Air Force Base in Bikaner, concluding 62 years of service.