Anamika Becomes First Female Helicopter Pilot of Indian Navy; 21 Officers Awarded ‘Golden Wings’ at INS Rajali.

Anamika Becomes First Female Helicopter Pilot Of Indian Navy: Sub-Lieutenant Anamika B. Rajeev makes history as the first female helicopter pilot of the Indian Navy.

Vice Admiral Rajesh Pendharkar awards ‘Golden Wings’ to 21 officers at INS Rajali, including Lieutenant Jamyang Tsewang and Lieutenant Deepak Gupta.

Anamika became the first female helicopter pilot of the Indian Navy, with 21 officers awarded ‘Golden Wings’.

Sub-Lieutenant Anamika B. Rajeev has created history by becoming the first female helicopter pilot of the Navy. On Friday, she received her degree as a naval helicopter pilot.

Lieutenant Jamyang Tsewang, the first commissioned naval officer of the Union Territory of Ladakh, also graduated as a helicopter pilot.

In Arakkonam, Tamil Nadu, at INS Rajali, there was a passing out procession.

Vice Admiral Rajesh Pendharkar, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command, awarded ‘Golden Wings’ to 21 officers, including three officers of the Basic Helicopter Conversion Course (BHCC), the Defense Ministry said on Saturday.

Anamika Becomes First Female Helicopter Pilot Of Indian Navy: Pilots got degrees after training for 22 weeks.

Three Basic Conversion Course officers (BCC) officers completed the first training phase. These pilots have received degrees after training for 22 weeks in the Navy’s Air Squadron.

Lieutenant Gurkirat Rajput was given the FOCinC, Eastern Naval Command Rolling Trophy, which is given to the trainee pilot who places first in the Order of Merit in Flying.

Lieutenant Nitin Sharan Chaturvedi received the Sub Lieutenant Kunte Memorial Book Award.

Lieutenant Deepak Gupta awarded Kerala Governor Rolling Trophy

Lieutenant Deepak Gupta was awarded Kerala Governor Rolling Trophy for securing first position in the overall order of merit.

Over five decades, the Helicopter Training School has trained 849 pilots from the Indian Navy and Coast Guard and friendly foreign countries.

Pilots are to be posted in the front line of the Navy.

The address of the Helicopter Training School is INS Rajali, Arakkonam.

The pilots will serve in a variety of front-line Navy operational units, conducting a range of tasks like anti-piracy, search and rescue, surveillance, and reconnaissance.

Officers of the BHCC who have completed the first phase of training will have to undergo the second phase of training at the Helicopter Training School.