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The Mark-II version of India's Akash surface-to-air missile has begun development and will be ready for a first flight in 24 months -- that's the guarantee its makers, the Defence Research & Development Laboratory (DRDL) have given to the Air Force and Army. With orders worth Rs 23,300-crore in...

http://www.indian-military.org/news-archives/indian-air-force-news/803-akash-missile-system-for-indian-army-okd.html [Aviation Week] The Army version of the Akash missile system, valued at Rs 12,500 crore ($2.8 billion), has been cleared for induction by India's Defense Acquisition Council...

Any news about S400? heard its available for export now.

You expect chinese weapons to be better than pakistanis? at least pakistanis are getting a few weapons from Americans which are really good. all that china have is russian or their cheap copies. We are very much familiar with russian weapon systems so we know how to manage them.

Check this link as well. http://www.raytheon.com/businesses/rtnwcm/groups/sas/documents/content/rtn_b_sas_broc_aesa.pdf

AESA radars offer significant gains in reliability. By focusing power at specific directions, the pilot can gain more detection range providing "first detect" for air-to-air engagements, enabling first shoot/first kill by missiles fired Beyond Visual Range (BVR) mode. The longer standoff range...

It will be guided by an AESA RADAR . work on it is almost over for AESA RADAR .

Range of radars RAVI SHARMA The LRDE develops for the armed forces sensors meant for surveillance, tracking and weapons control. THE Electronics and Radar Development Establishment (LRDE) in Bangalore has been spearheading the development of radar systems and related technologies for the...