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LCA Tejas is far superior than Mirage-2000 and the Chinese JF-17 After building light combat aircraft (LCA) - Tejas - India's target is to build fifth generation fighter aircraft (FGFA) indigenously. This is what H Siddesha, project director and technology director of LCA at the Aeronautical...

Taking Off Contrary to official claims, Tejas is a winner http://idrw.org/taking-off-contrary-to-official-claims-tejas-is-a-winner/ SOURCE: BHARAT KARNAD / EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE For an indigenous light combat aircraft (LCA) disparaged by the Indian Air Force brass as “overweight”...

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WHY INDIA NEEDS LCAS Union Minister from Kerala O Rajgopal - then Defence Minister George Fernandes & PM Atal Bihari Vaypayee seen during the Naming Ceremony of Light Combat Aircraft TEJAS The government has decided to go in for 120 Tejas Light Combat Aircrafts (LCAs) instead of more Rafales...

LCA Tejas Division of HAL adds 6 gen-next equipment for machining ferrous and non-ferrous components https://twitter.com/writetake/status/588319240471482369/photo/1

Ditching Rafale Like an able pilot with his wits about him in an out-of-control warplane, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar may be preparing to ditch Rafale touted as the medium multi-role combat aircraft (MMRCA) answer, which the Indian Air Force has set its heart on procuring at any cost, and...

If u r confident with these data then u must write to defence ministry and IAF top brass .

Parrikar's Priority - The New Indian Express Parrikar's Priority Defence minister Manohar Parrikar has three things going for him. First, he has prime minister Narendra Modi's confidence. Two, he is an IIT engineer and able to digest the technical aspects and imperatives of national...

Re: ADA LCA Tejas - IV Final operational clearance for LCA in June 2015 | Business Standard News

GOOD NEWS ................ Final Operational Clearance for Tejas in June 2015 Final operational clearance for LCA in June 2015 | idrw.org

Seriously ? please shed some light on this .

if thats true and can be achieved in required time then do we need MMRCA ? what about a twin-engined Tejas