| 1. Ravi Khanna was killed in 1990 by Yasin Malik, the leader of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF). |
| 2. Nirmal Khanna, Ravi's widow, requested the exclusion of his murder scenes from the movie 'The Kashmir Files'. |
| 3. Ravi Khanna was killed on 26 February 2004 by Yasin Malik, the leader of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF). |
| 4. His name was approved for inclusion at the National War Memorial by the Indian Air Force. |
| 5. Squadron Leader Ravi Khanna was killed on 25 January 1990 in a terrorist attack allegedly led by Yasin Malik of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF). |
| 6. The attackers fired 27 bullets into Khanna during the attack near the Air Force Station in Srinagar. |
| 7. Three other IAF personnel were also killed in the same attack: Corporal D.B. Singh, Corporal Uday Shankar, and Airman Azad Ahmad. |
| 8. His name was initially omitted from the National War Memorial despite the other three personnel being included, a mistake that was corrected in 2019 after his widow Nirmal Khanna raised the issue. |
| 9. His widow Nirmal Khanna is a retired teacher from the Education Department, Srinagar. |
| 10. A post-mortem examination revealed he sustained 27 bullet wounds during the attack near the Air Force Station in Srinagar[1]. |
| 11. Three other IAF personnel were killed in the same attack: Corporal D.B. Singh, Corporal Uday Shankar, and Airman Azad Ahmad[1]. |
| 12. His name was initially omitted from the National War Memorial despite the other three personnel being included, a mistake corrected in 2019 after his widow Nirmal Khanna raised the issue[3]. |
| 13. Nirmal Khanna requested the exclusion of his murder scenes from the movie 'The Kashmir Files'. |
| 14. The IAF engraved his name on the National War Memorial in Delhi, and his widow stated she now feels 'accepted as daughter of India'[5]. |
