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In Photos: India bids adieu to iconic MiG-21 fighter jet in Chandigarh

The legendary fighter jets streak through Indian skies for the last time after being part of the IAF’s combat fleet for more than six decades

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Updated At : 02:10 PM Sep 26, 2025 IST
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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh attends the culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Defence Minister Rajnath Singh attends the culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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    Culmination ceremony of the MiG-20 at the Air Force station in Chandigarh on Friday. Tribune photo: Ravi Kumar

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