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Air Marshal Inderpal Singh Walia appointed as Indian Air Force vice-chief

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The government has named Air Marshal Inderpal Singh Walia as the vice-chief of the Indian Air Force. The appointment places him as the second-highest officer in the force's leadership structure. Walia's selection follows the standard procedure for senior air force postings. Further details about his career background and the effective date of the appointment were not included in the source text provided. The announcement was reported by the Times of India.

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