Air Commodore Chandra Kumar Rasyara has officially assumed command of Air Force Station Manauri as the new Air Officer Commanding. He took over the reins from Air Commodore Angshuk Pal, marking a significant leadership transition at one of the Indian Air Force’s key logistics establishments.
Air Force Station Manauri, located near Prayagraj, is a premier supply chain depot with a legacy dating back to the 1870s. Known for its pivotal role in logistics and maintenance support, the station is crucial to sustaining Indian Air Force operations in central and adjoining sectors.
Commissioned in the logistics branch of the Indian Air Force in December 1991, Air Commodore Rasyara brings over 33 years of experience. A postgraduate diploma holder in financial management and a Master of Science in defence and strategic studies, he has served in a wide range of command and staff roles. His postings have included operational units, Base Repair Depots, and key appointments at Air Headquarters and various Command Headquarters. He has also led a supply chain echelon in the eastern sector, further strengthening his credentials as a seasoned logistics officer.
On the same occasion, his wife, Chandrakala Rasyara, assumed charge as the President of the Air Force Families Welfare Association (Local), succeeding Roma Sinha Pal. Known for her active interest in community welfare, Chandrakala Rasyara is expected to play a dynamic role in promoting welfare initiatives for air warriors and their families.
An avid reader and poet, Air Commodore Rasyara is widely respected for his intellectual depth and people-centric leadership. His appointment is expected to infuse new momentum into the operations and welfare activities of Air Force Station Manauri.
