Directorate of Air Intelligence

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The Directorate of Air Intelligence is the intelligence arm of the Indian Air Force. Air Force intelligence responsibilities include imagery intelligence collection MiG-25R and Jaguar reconnaissance aircraft. During the 1971 war with Pakistan, Russian satellite imagery provided India with information on Chinese force deployments. And with advances in the Indian space program, the Indian Air Force will be acquiring independent space-based imagery intelligence capabilities.

v t e Indian Intelligence Agencies
National Security Council	National Security Council National Security Advisor Joint Intelligence Committee National Technical Research Organisation
Internal security	Intelligence Bureau Central Bureau of Investigation National Investigation Agency All India Radio Monitoring Service Narcotics Control Bureau
External intelligence	Research and Analysis Wing Aviation Research Centre Radio Research Centre Electronics and Technical Services
Defence intelligence	Defence Intelligence Agency Directorate of Military Intelligence Directorate of Naval Intelligence Directorate of Air Intelligence Image Processing and Analysis Centre Directorate of Signals Intelligence Joint Cipher Bureau Information Management and Analysis Centre
Economic intelligence	Economic Intelligence Council Central Economic Intelligence Bureau Directorate of Revenue Intelligence Directorate General of Income Tax Investigation Directorate General of Economic Enforcement
Intelligence Co-ordination	Multi Agency Centre (MAC) Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C)

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