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The deliveries of Defence Research and Development Organisation's (DRDO's) Arjun Mk 1A main battle tanks (MBTs) to the Indian Army will experience a delay because of an engine shortage, a DRDO official told on 20 February. Janes An Arjun Mk ...

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The Defence Ministry has approved a Rs 60,000 crore upgrade of Indias Su-30MKI fighter jet fleet, led by HAL and supported by DRDO. This project aims to enhance the aircrafts capabilities with new radars, mission control systems, and weapon systems, reflecting Indias push for self-reliance in defence manufacturing. The upgrade will include the integration of indigenous systems, such as a new radar system and electronic warfare capabilities, improving air-to-air and air-to-ground targeting.

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The Su 30MKI fighter jet fleet of the Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to undergo an extensive modernisation programme, involving new radars, mission control system, electronic warfare capabilities, and the integration of advanced weapon systems, with substantial contributions from the private sector

India News: The home-grown Tejas Mk1A programme, the digital fly-by-wire flight control computer (DFCC), had successfully flown on Monday, the defence ministry said, describing it as a significant development.

An indigenously developed digital fly-by-wire flight control computer was integrated into the Tejas light combat jet, the defence ministry said on Tuesday, describing it as a "significant development" in the aircraft programme.

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The Army has now fallen behind the other two services for four years in a row.

This comes as a response to the rapid expansion of Indias organic food market and the current limited capacity for testing organic products