On the occasion of its 94th anniversary, the Indian Air Force faces significant scrutiny regarding its reduced combat readiness. Currently operating with merely 30 fighter squadrons instead of the authorized 42, questions about its capacity to effectively deter potential threats are becoming increasingly concerning. On the occasion of its 94th anniversary, the Indian Air Force faces significant scrutiny regarding its reduced combat readiness. Currently operating with merely 30 fighter squadrons instead of the authorized 42, questions about its capacity to effectively deter potential threats are becoming increasingly concerning.
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