About Author
Nibedita Sen is a seasoned Defence correspondent and aerospace journalist with over a decade of experience covering national security, aviation ecosystems, and strategic technologies. Trained under a Government of India program in 2018, she brings a field-informed and policy-driven perspective to her reporting on India’s rapidly evolving Defence and aerospace landscape.
Her work as an aerospace journalist centres on simulation, emerging defence technologies, indigenous manufacturing under strategic initiatives. She has also reported on India’s premier aerobatic display team, Suryakiran, offering insights into precision flying, pilot training, and the role of air demonstrations in strengthening public engagement with the Indian Air Force. She has also flown Su-30 as a second pilot.
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