Air Force's Garud units.
Roles include CSAR, force protection for friendly air assets, para-raids on hostile air bases, forward air-control etc.
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Seems like their a jack-of-all-trades unit. I guess that's somewhat typical of air force SF. They tend to be less specialized.
What's the primary airborne rescue platform for the Indian Air Force? Do they have different types for deep insertion missions like the American HH60 Pave Hawk, which was designed specifically to support special missions? Or are they using standard aircraft for both low intensity SAR and high risk missions like we are with largely unmodified Bell 412s and AW101s?
Look at the inventory of the IAF there doesn't seem to be a good candidate for a dedicated deep insertion helicopter or aircraft for supporting CSAR missions deep in enemy territory. Does India have such aircraft? Or has it modified existing types like the Mi-17 or Mi-8 for such roles like Russia has?
From a joint exercise with their Israeli counterparts:
Israeli counterpart

? Unit 669 most likely. Hardcore dudes. I respect the heck out of the them. We never trained with the Israelis though, not officially anyway. Too much politics involved between our two nations. Did train with them during multi-nation ops hosted by the Americans from time-to-time. Would have liked some one-on-one training with them though.