HAL LCA Tejas: Updates, News & Discussions

Yasser76 said:
Yes, agree. 8 - 10 Sqds of them means IAF probably would not have sent MIG-21 in 2019 or MIG-29s in 2025 to fight PAF....
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That's the biggest failure of the Tejas program

That when India needed it, it wasn't there and India had to go in with obsolete crap even after spending hundreds of billions

India has now been humiliated MULTIPLE TIMES and Tejas has been absent, missing


Whether it eventually comes or whether India learns from the experience to make something in future is immaterial, when it needed Tejas it was gone


At the moment the only thing driving Tejas is ego
 
hussain0216 said:
That's the biggest failure of the Tejas program

That when India needed it, it wasn't there and India had to go in with obsolete crap even after spending hundreds of billions

India has now been humiliated MULTIPLE TIMES and Tejas has been absent, missing


Whether it eventually comes or whether India learns from the experience to make something in future is immaterial, when it needed Tejas it was gone


At the moment the only thing driving Tejas is ego
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Yup, and hope they continue to pour billions into it. Nothing is coming from this sad saga at all.
 
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his is the most requested episode for Ctrl Alt Defence.

India's Tejas fighter jet has come to represent both ambition and uncertainty. Decades in development and backed by billions in public investment, the aircraft was meant to signal a new era of self-reliance in defence. But with the Tejas Mk 1A yet to enter service, and the Mk 2 still years away, tough questions are being asked.

In this episode of Ctrl Alt Defence, Vishnu Som and Shiv Aroor take a clear-eyed look at where the Tejas programme really stands. Is it a capable frontline fighter or just a stepping-stone toward more advanced platforms like the AMCA? What lessons can be drawn from the recent Operation Sindoor? And with China pushing rapidly ahead on sixth-generation aircraft, is India falling behind in the race for air dominance?
Do questions like these go against the idea of 'Atmanirbhar', or are these necessary debates to have? Tune In.
 
Called this last year, now watch how the narrative around Tejas changes. These two clowns were prmoting it as the next coming of Christ for the last 10 years. Now we all know the project is a dud watch out for more reporting like this.

Tejas was not a fromtline fighter, but a "stepping stone".

Clown show goes on....
 
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Wow ... the late delivery of a second engine is celebrated with a NEWS FLASH as if India's 6th generation fighter prototype surprisingly had its maiden flight! :ROFLMAO:
 
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