The Indian Air Force deployed Mi-17V5 helicopters to drop 12,000 litres of water on a major wildfire in Arunachal Pradesh’s Lohit Valley, battling flames in rarefied high-altitude terrain.

LOHIT- IAF Mi-17V5 helicopters conducted high-altitude water bombing to contain a forest fire in Arunachal’s Lohit Valley, ...

The Indian Air Force is conducting a high-risk aerial firefighting operation, battling a massive forest fire in Arunachal ...

Efforts intensified to control forest fire in Uttarakhand's Chamoli, area surveyed by helicopter ...

The firefighting sorties were carried out at an altitude of around 9,500 feet, where thin air and rugged geography make flying far more challenging than operations in the plains.

A massive forest fire raging through the ecologically sensitive Lohit Valley in Arunachal Pradesh has triggered an intensive aerial firefighting operation by the Indian Air Force, underscoring the ...

A massive forest fire that broke out along the western ridge of the Lohit River in Arunachal Pradesh's Anjaw district was ...

A massive forest fire in Arunachal Pradesh's Lohit Valley prompted a coordinated response from the Indian Air Force, Army, ...