Anna Kelly, a past aide, has been named as Trump's new White House Press Secretary. The appointment has drawn attention from various media outlets, including USA Today and The Daily Beast, who have commented on about her qualifications and potential impact. Separately, IAF chief AP Singh performed a training sortie with an NCC cadet at Dundigal.
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