Do Indian airborne operations have these rates of injury?

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Civilian spokeswoman for the Joint multinational Training Command, which is under US Army command, Denver Makle, said as the numbers injured 'was within expected margins' an investigation was not necessary.

Speaking to The Local, a German website, she added: 'Airborne operations are always dangerous. There is very little margin for error.'
She explained an injury rate of up to 3 per cent is normal in this type of exercise.

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Can anyone shed any light on Indian paratrooper Ops?