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From the same site, but different article. http://www.indiandefensenews.in/2016/01/idn-take-electrifying-footage-of-tejas.html The comments are interesting.

Change in velocity in a given time would be acceleration, and when divided by 10 m/s^2, gives us the g value, where g is acceleration due to gravity. This affects the force experienced by the pilot. When making a turn, centrifugal force acts on the plane. This also affects the force experienced...

What would have happened, had JF-17 not withdrawn? The two are not exactly comparable. Source or picture: Chinese and Indian fighter jets face off amid regional turf war