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51% of new Tejas fighter jets to have indigenous Uttam radars, says DRDO chairman Uttam is an AESA radar that is capable of tracking targets and taking hi-resolution pictures required for reconnaissance missions. This is being seen as a boost to indigenous defence technologies. (File image) Share Updated: Feb 22, 2021, 12:50 PM IST Keeping in line with the Indian governments push for indigenous components in defence equipment, about 51 per cent of the new LCA Tejas...

At least half of LCA Tejas fighters to have desi radar SECTIONS Share Synopsis “We will have the Uttam radar from the 21st Tejas Mk-1A to be produced. Uttam has performed better than anticipated in the trials so far. We’ve already signed an MoU with HAL,” DRDO chairman Sateesh Reddy told TOI. Uttam AESA radar integrated with LCA Tejas Related (This story originally appeared in on Feb 21, 2021)In a major boost to indigenous defence technologies, at least 51% of the 123 LCA Tejas fighters...

India News: In a major boost to indigenous defence technologies, at least 51% of the 123 LCA Tejas fighters that will be inducted into the Indian Air Force will h

New Model Of India’s Twin Engine Fighter For Aircraft Carriers Debuts At Aero India 2021; Here’s What We Know About It by Swarajya Staff - Feb 2, 2021 09:54 AM New model of India’s twin-engine deck based fighter at Aero India 2021. (Picture: @ReviewVayu/Twitter/Illustration: Swarajya Magazine)  Snapshot The twin-engine fighter, being developed to replace Russian-origin MiG-29-Ks, has been designed for INS Vikramaditya and India’s first indigenous aircraft carrier, Vikrant,...

Work On Twin Engine Deck Based Fighter For Indian Navy Aircraft Carriers On Track, Wind Tunnel Test Soon by Swarajya Staff - Jan 25, 2021 11:41 AM Representative image. (Twitter)   Snapshot India’s twin-engine deck based fighter, being developed to replace Russian-origin MiG-29Ks, is likely to be ready by 2026. Work on India’s twin-engine deck based fighter (TEDBF), which will operate from the Indian Navy’s current and future aircraft carriers, is on track, Vinod Kumar, the pro...

Highlights The IGLA missile system were gifted to Sri Lanka by India in 2007 and as a goodwill gesture, the annual life extension checks are taken by Indian air force. As part of a high-level defense engagement with Sri Lanka, India earlier this month provided the country with 341 Indra Radar spares worth Lankan Rupees 200 million. The spares will be used to provide support to the 4 Indra MK-11 air surveillance radars gifted to India by Sri Lankan Air Force in 2011. Indra MK II radar is a mobil...