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"At Air Shows, You Are Much Closer To Ground": Retired IAF Vice Chief On LCA Tejas Crash
Air Marshal Anil Chopra (retired) has explained to NDTV the likely immediate steps the authorities would take as they begin to investigate the crash of an LCA Tejas in an airshow in Dubai today.
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"Sense Of Pride": PM Modi After Flying On Tejas Fighter Jet In Bengaluru
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a sortie on the indigenously built light combat fighter aircraft Tejas in Bengaluru today.
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Defence Ministry's Big Announcement For India-Made LCA Tejas, Future Variants
IAF is expected to get deliveries of upgraded LCA Tejas MK-1A from February next year, and the new variant of the indigenously-built jet will be capable of firing a plethora of weapons, including beyond visual range missiles.
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India Successfully Tests Critical Homegrown Equipment In LCA Tejas
A successful flight-test of power take off (PTO) shaft was conducted on the Light Combat Aircraft Tejas in Bengaluru on Tuesday, the defence ministry said.
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"Amazing": Rajnath Singh After Experiencing Tejas LCA Flight Simulator
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted Friday morning to say he had an "amazing experience 'flying'" the Tejas LCA (Light Combat Aircraft) on a simulator at the Aeronautical Development Establishment in Bengaluru.
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Rajnath Singh "Thrilled" After Tejas Sortie, "Controlled It" Briefly
Wearing a G-suit, Rajnath Singh buckled himself into the light combat aircraft (LCA) Tejas in Bengaluru this morning, becoming the first Defence Minister to fly in the made-in-India fighter jet. The aircraft took off from the HAL airport in Bengaluru.
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244 To 0 Kmph In 2 Seconds: How Tejas Jet Will Land On Aircraft Carrier
The naval variant of the homemade Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas became the first aircraft in India to successfully perform an "arrested landing", in what is being billed as a major step in the programme to make the jet ready for service with the Navy.
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Southern Air Command Chief Flies Tejas Fighter Jet
Southern Air Command Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Air Marshal RKS Bhadauria on Tuesday flew the multi-role fighter jet Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas
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83 Tejas, 15 Choppers, 464 Tanks: Government's Made In India Shopping List
The government will spend Rs 67,000 crore on made-in-India military hardware, with a defence ministry panel today clearing the purchase of 83 Tejas Light Combat Aircraft, 15 Light Combat helicopters and 464 T-90 tanks.
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30 Years In The Making, Tejas Joins Air Force. A Very Big Step.
Now, three decades after development of the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft began, there is a grudging acceptance that the fighter being officially inducted into the Indian Air Force (IAF) tomorrow in Bengaluru is, in many ways, world class.
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With Two Planes, India To Raise Its First Tejas Squadron In July
India will get its Tejas fighter squadron -- indigenously built Combat Aircraft -- on July 1, with two planes. The squadron will be based in in Tamil Nadu's Sulur.
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Why the Air Force Has to Wait Another 5 Years for Indigenously-Built Tejas Fighter
It has been 32 years in the making but it will be least another five years before the indigenously-built fighter jet Tejas (Mark-II) can be deployed in a combat role, a top Indian Air Force official told NDTV.
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Tejas, India's indigenously designed fighter aircraft, a step closer to induction
Tejas, indigenously designed and built Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), took a step closer on Friday with the second Initial Operational Clearance certificate being handed over in Bangalore.
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"At Air Shows, You Are Much Closer To Ground": Retired IAF Vice Chief On LCA Tejas Crash
Air Marshal Anil Chopra (retired) has explained to NDTV the likely immediate steps the authorities would take as they begin to investigate the crash of an LCA Tejas in an airshow in Dubai today.
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"Sense Of Pride": PM Modi After Flying On Tejas Fighter Jet In Bengaluru
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a sortie on the indigenously built light combat fighter aircraft Tejas in Bengaluru today.
-
Defence Ministry's Big Announcement For India-Made LCA Tejas, Future Variants
IAF is expected to get deliveries of upgraded LCA Tejas MK-1A from February next year, and the new variant of the indigenously-built jet will be capable of firing a plethora of weapons, including beyond visual range missiles.
-
India Successfully Tests Critical Homegrown Equipment In LCA Tejas
A successful flight-test of power take off (PTO) shaft was conducted on the Light Combat Aircraft Tejas in Bengaluru on Tuesday, the defence ministry said.
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"Amazing": Rajnath Singh After Experiencing Tejas LCA Flight Simulator
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted Friday morning to say he had an "amazing experience 'flying'" the Tejas LCA (Light Combat Aircraft) on a simulator at the Aeronautical Development Establishment in Bengaluru.
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Rajnath Singh "Thrilled" After Tejas Sortie, "Controlled It" Briefly
Wearing a G-suit, Rajnath Singh buckled himself into the light combat aircraft (LCA) Tejas in Bengaluru this morning, becoming the first Defence Minister to fly in the made-in-India fighter jet. The aircraft took off from the HAL airport in Bengaluru.
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244 To 0 Kmph In 2 Seconds: How Tejas Jet Will Land On Aircraft Carrier
The naval variant of the homemade Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas became the first aircraft in India to successfully perform an "arrested landing", in what is being billed as a major step in the programme to make the jet ready for service with the Navy.
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Southern Air Command Chief Flies Tejas Fighter Jet
Southern Air Command Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Air Marshal RKS Bhadauria on Tuesday flew the multi-role fighter jet Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas
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83 Tejas, 15 Choppers, 464 Tanks: Government's Made In India Shopping List
The government will spend Rs 67,000 crore on made-in-India military hardware, with a defence ministry panel today clearing the purchase of 83 Tejas Light Combat Aircraft, 15 Light Combat helicopters and 464 T-90 tanks.
-
30 Years In The Making, Tejas Joins Air Force. A Very Big Step.
Now, three decades after development of the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft began, there is a grudging acceptance that the fighter being officially inducted into the Indian Air Force (IAF) tomorrow in Bengaluru is, in many ways, world class.
-
With Two Planes, India To Raise Its First Tejas Squadron In July
India will get its Tejas fighter squadron -- indigenously built Combat Aircraft -- on July 1, with two planes. The squadron will be based in in Tamil Nadu's Sulur.
-
Why the Air Force Has to Wait Another 5 Years for Indigenously-Built Tejas Fighter
It has been 32 years in the making but it will be least another five years before the indigenously-built fighter jet Tejas (Mark-II) can be deployed in a combat role, a top Indian Air Force official told NDTV.
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Tejas, India's indigenously designed fighter aircraft, a step closer to induction
Tejas, indigenously designed and built Light Combat Aircraft (LCA), took a step closer on Friday with the second Initial Operational Clearance certificate being handed over in Bangalore.
