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The Women Of Operation Sindoor | Wing Commander Vyomika | Indian Army | Barkha Dutt

#india #Pakistan #Kashmir In the wake of the heart-wrenching terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed 26 innocent lives, India’s response—"Operation Sindoor"—was not just a strategic mission. It became a moment of reckoning, resilience, and rising courage. Standing at the forefront of this mission was Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, a name that now echoes not only in military corridors but also in the hearts of millions inspired by her story. A distinguished helicopter pilot in the Indian Air Force and a first-generation military officer, Vyomika co-led the media briefing that detailed India’s powerful response. Her calm, composed presence and fierce determination stood as a quiet rebuke to terror—and a powerful testament to the new face of India’s defence forces. Commissioned into the flying branch with a permanent commission on December 18, 2019, Wing Commander Singh holds an engineering degree and was a vibrant part of the National Cadet Corps (NCC), where the seeds of her military dream were first sown. Her name—"Vyomika", meaning "daughter of the sky"—couldn't be more fitting. In a poignant conversation with Barkha Dutt, Vyomika’s younger sister, Nirmika Singh, an entrepreneur and former executive editor of Rolling Stone India, reflects on what this moment means—not just for their family, but for every girl who dares to dream beyond boundaries. At a time when the nation mourns its losses and steels itself for what lies ahead, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh represents more than retaliation—she represents renewal. Of pride. Of courage. And of a future where daughters of the sky lead with strength, grace, and unwavering resolve.