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Not in service. It's on offer to Sudan, much like Tejas LIFT for the Egyptians. Africa definitely need something to save them from freedom and democracy; what's better than highly-portable SAMs and ATGMs (as an evidence in Ukraine).

It is a volume based export rather than value based. Technically speaking, that is just good for the start. However, the initiative to upscale domestic defence procurements needs to go up. A large part of this gap lies with the government who has severe trust issues with the private sector...

Seems more like speculation than anything real. As an island country, Tejas has very limited use for RMAF. They would need long distance, deep penetration strike aircraft.

That's why I said that government should contract private advertising firms that specialize in advertising technology related stuff and use their expertise to be a global exporter of arms. Think about it; our scientists who study our curriculum, our language, our thought process and are our...

That's why I said that government should contract private advertising firms that specialize in advertising technology related stuff and use their expertise to be a global exporter of arms. Think about it; our scientists who study our curriculum, our language, our thought process and are our...

First of all, rapid manufacturing and swift designing procedures have to be carved out. At the present rate, we are not even close to making 50 Tejas in 1 year let alone that is needed to timely fill IAF's slots forget exporting them to foreign countries. Same goes for Arjun. DRDO is barely...

We have these weapons indigenously? How come its news has never been made public? Wow! Didn't know we had stuff worth exporting yet other than big ticket stuff like Tejas, Arjun etc.