Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Mohali Institute Alumnae Commissioned as Flying Officers in IAF
Three women from Punjab, who studied at a special school in Mohali, have become officers in the Indian Air Force.
Harnoor Singh and Alisha will work in the Education Branch, while Kritee S Bisht will be a Flight Controller.
They finished their training at the Air Force Academy.
Their success is expected to encourage more women from Punjab to join the armed forces.
The Punjab government has a special program to help girls prepare for the National Defence Academy.
Three alumnae of the Mai Bhago Armed Forces Preparatory Institute in Mohali were commissioned as Flying Officers in the Indian Air Force.
Harnoor Singh and Alisha were commissioned in the Education Branch.
Kritee S Bisht was commissioned as a Flight Controller in the Administration Branch.
The passing out parade was reviewed by IAF chief Air Chief Marshal A P Singh.
The Punjab government established an NDA Preparatory Wing for Girls at the institute in July 2023.
- Who
- Harnoor Singh, Kritee S Bisht, and Alisha
- What
- Three alumnae were commissioned as Flying Officers in the Indian Air Force.
- When
- Saturday, June 14th
- Where
- Mohali and Dundigal, Hyderabad
- Why
- To serve in the Indian Air Force.
- Institute
- Mai Bhago Armed Forces Preparatory Institute for Girls
- Location
- Mohali, Punjab
- Commissioned As
- Flying Officers
- Reviewer
- IAF chief, Air Chief Marshal A P Singh
- Minister's Statement
- Success will inspire more Punjab daughters.