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Some of these areas should be exempted from GST or put in 5% GST bracket.The GST is not included in the contract value generally, unless its mentioned.
Some of these areas should be exempted from GST or put in 5% GST bracket.The GST is not included in the contract value generally, unless its mentioned.
So it has taken 2 years from "AoN" to actually signing a deal for an urgently needed indigenous weapon system .number could be 248 (livefist). 7.5 crore per unit (swarajya)
https://www.livefistdefence.com/and-now-248-astra-missiles-for-navy-iaf-fighters/
Why This ‘Astra’ Is More Than Just Another Weapon For India
The Astra Mk1 will be capable of detecting, tracking, and destroying highly agile supersonic fighters armed with anti-missile measures at long ranges.It will also be equipped with advanced electronic counter-counter measures to negate jamming by hostile aircraft.swarajyamag.com
Why are you surprised?So it has taken 2 years from "AoN" to actually signing a deal for an urgently needed indigenous weapon system .
Not surprised, just venting .Why are you surprised?
We all are used to this now.
Bourrelet round is not a BB round.
Any idea why ARDE developing base bleed round? Isn't it already manufactured by OFB.
If it was rocket assisted VLAP round, it would have been understandable but base bleed, why?
I think IAF should come out from this bizzare excuse and accept the mistake.glad this is happening.. I am hoping Porkies have lost the only available advantage they had with AIM120
First order for indigenous air to air missiles placed
Developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), Astra MK1 out ranges the current set of Russian origin air to air missiles being used by the air force that were found wanting during an aerial faceoff in the aftermath of the Balakot air strikes in 2019.economictimes.indiatimes.com
Its not like AON has been given and production would start from the next day. It happens only in our jingo media.So it has taken 2 years from "AoN" to actually signing a deal for an urgently needed indigenous weapon system .
what mistake that they did not counter fired.....quite possible that clearance to fire was not received... AIM excuse seems like a bogie to get more money...I think IAF should come out from this bizzare excuse and accept the mistake.
There is/was never such disparity between Pak AIM120 and R-77 range. BVR fights has never been portrait as being portrayed by DFIs.
10-15 km difference in range is nothing for BVR. It doesn't make any difference. Until jets in MAR zone.
Carrom board warriors for a reason.
Both r77 and aim120 c5 can fire on track while scan mod which won't trigger rwr, the reason IAF never fired r77 because of MAR ( minimum abort range) of both missiles, for aim120c5 MAR considered as 18-23 miles where r77-1 considered as 10-15 miles so if IAF fired multiple r77 at f16 30k feet they can easily defend and close gap shoot down su30mki with jf17 pl10 or adf f16 mlu versions escorting other strike packages, IAF who had superior situational awareness defended first salvo of aim 120 by going cold so if they (f16) pressed hard they may cross MAR recommend by their counter parts and get in to mig21 carrying r77 range which was indivisible to f16 at that time, so they dumped their strike packge in hurry trun cold and run back to f16 air defence coverage.what mistake that they did not counter fired.....quite possible that clearance to fire was not received... AIM excuse seems like a bogie to get more money...
I think it will be used for OFB's ICV or DRDO's Abhay mk2.
piss on me if u want to but the thing looks like a tin can
What was on the mentioned tweet??
Yeah, that's the abhay hull, they didn't bother designing new one. I always hated that narrow hull profile, does passengers inside even sit comfortably considering that other wider hull ifv barely have any space available for passangers after sitting. Say anything but Kurganets 25 looks way better.piss on me if u want to but the thing looks like a tin can