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Is Tejas The Key To Air Superiority Boosting Bharat's Defence · THE DAILY BRIEF

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  Speaker 1: M hmmm.
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  Speaker 2: Parts skies are claimed.
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  Speaker 1: One of dangerous aircraft, part of the indigenous difference capabilities
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  Speaker 1: that Shandary may.
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  Speaker 3: Be shot.
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  Speaker 2: Overcoming every obstacle.
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  Speaker 1: That's a name, I mean he's Prams said, yeah, ok.
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  Speaker 1: Part of the fighter aircraft.
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  Speaker 3: Cateby.
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  Speaker 4: In a defining moment for India's indigenous defense push, Hindustan
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  Speaker 4: Aeronautics Limited is set to deliver the first two light
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  Speaker 4: combat aircraft LCA.
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  Speaker 2: They just mark one.
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  Speaker 5: A fighter jets to the Indian Air Force on October
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  Speaker 5: seventeenth at its state of the art facility in Maharashtra.
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  Speaker 5: This milestone hand over ceremony will be attended by Defense.
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  Speaker 2: Minister Raja nat said.
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  Speaker 5: The big question that emerges is they just mark one
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  Speaker 5: A the elite force multiplier part needs.
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  Speaker 3: He just was developed as a lightweight multi role fighter
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  Speaker 3: aircraft to replace them in twenty one s. But it
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  Speaker 3: was developed online of Mirage two thousand. It gets a
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  Speaker 3: lot of its capabilities based on Mirage two thousand, so
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  Speaker 3: its capabilities way more than what the recently phased out
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  Speaker 3: Bison had in the air fight. And so with a
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  Speaker 3: new ASA radar and the EW suite that it gets
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  Speaker 3: from Israel and some of the things that are indigenous.
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  Speaker 3: It will be able to do a multi role mission.
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  Speaker 5: These deliveries are part of rupe's forty eight thousand contracts
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  Speaker 5: signed in February of twenty twenty one for eighty three
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  Speaker 5: tats Mark one aircraft, including seventy three fighters and ten trainers,
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  Speaker 5: one of India's largest indigenous defense procurement deals. HL was
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  Speaker 5: to begin deliveries of eighty three Tatous aircrafts to the
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  Speaker 5: IF in February last year, but faced significant delays due
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  Speaker 5: to not enough GE four or four in deliveries from
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  Speaker 5: the United States.
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  Speaker 3: They just has actually made a lot of you know,
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  Speaker 3: because of its delay, there's been a major capability gap
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  Speaker 3: which has developed. It was the contract for eighty three
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  Speaker 3: aircraft was signed in February twenty one, with the delivery
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  Speaker 3: in twenty twenty four, and in twenty twenty four air
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  Speaker 3: force was down to thirty one squed. Today the Air
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  Speaker 3: Force is down to twenty nine and with this two
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  Speaker 3: year delay, what has happened is that the trajectory expected
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  Speaker 3: trajectory of increasing or arresting the rate of you know,
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  Speaker 3: phasing out or depletion and fighters con has been delayed
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  Speaker 3: by I think two to three years, and the integration
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  Speaker 3: issues and the engine issue have been the major contributing factor.
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  Speaker 3: Even today, I think LCA with the Astra one not
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  Speaker 3: fully integrated, is fairly limited in it capability and these
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  Speaker 3: delays are pinching, they're they're actually hurting the Indian Air Force.
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  Speaker 5: So far, HL has already completed eleventh data s Mark
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  Speaker 5: one A single seaters and nine trainer aircraft.
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  Speaker 2: The Nashik plant is now targeting.
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  Speaker 5: The delivery of twelve aircraft by the end of twenty
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  Speaker 5: twenty five and additional units by March of twenty twenty six,
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  Speaker 5: signaling steady progress. But what makes Tata Smarck one and
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  Speaker 5: Elite Warrior in the skies. Let's decode the upgrades that
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  Speaker 5: position it as one of the world's most advanced light
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  Speaker 5: combat aircraft.
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  Speaker 2: Armed with AESA radar for razor.
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  Speaker 5: Sharp detection, an unbreakable electronic warfare suite, and a digital
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  Speaker 5: cockpit that turns pilots into skyguards. Tata s Mark ONEA
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  Speaker 5: boasts agility, reliability, and produced life cycle. Cop stilerd for
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  Speaker 5: IF's Elite needs third GE four or four I twenty
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  Speaker 5: engine delivers exceptional trust, making it a nimble predator in
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  Speaker 5: any theater. Tajus is Parrot's pride, engineered for strategic supremacy. Strategically,
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  Speaker 5: THEATAS Mark one A is in just a jet, It's
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  Speaker 5: the bulwark fortifying India's aerial frontiers against evolving threats. With
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  Speaker 5: the IF operating at a precarious twenty nine squadrons far
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  Speaker 5: below the sanctioned forty two, the recent mid twenty nine
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  Speaker 5: decommissioning post operations indoor with the squadron shortfall screams for
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  Speaker 5: urgent reinforcements. Experts warned that it could take five years
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  Speaker 5: to bridge this gap, but Tajus injects immediate indigenous firepower,
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  Speaker 5: replenishing depleted fleets and ensuring readiness for two front challenges.
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  Speaker 3: Cm LCAM Mark one and l C Mark one A
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  Speaker 3: will form a major portion of the Air Force's fighter fleet.
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  Speaker 3: With all the aircraft, we will have about two hundred
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  Speaker 3: and twenty LC Mark ones in Air Force at when
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  Speaker 3: all deliveries are complete, and so the only other fleet
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  Speaker 3: which is bigger than this fleet would be the two
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  Speaker 3: thirty with about two sixty two seventy aeroplanes, and so
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  Speaker 3: what would be expected out of LCA Mark one A
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  Speaker 3: would be to take on a lot of tasking for
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  Speaker 3: the air force, and because it's a lightweight, easy to
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  Speaker 3: maintain and indigenous aircraft, it is expected to deliver many
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  Speaker 3: more sorties per day than other ends.
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  Speaker 5: Defense experts estimate India needs parallel production lines for enduring readiness,
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  Speaker 5: Mark one A as the immediate ELIT vanguard and India's
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  Speaker 5: AMCA as the stealthy future.
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  Speaker 1: King am fifth generation aircraft. I'm aircraft Indian part of me.
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  Speaker 1: I'M the French company Indian making.
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  Speaker 2: In the upcoming decades, if aspires to grow.
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  Speaker 5: Into a dominating force with over fifty plus quadrons for
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  Speaker 5: any two front war situation, with Tejas.
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  Speaker 2: Delivering a hype worthy search deel for additional ninety seven
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  Speaker 2: THEAGES Mark one A fighters.
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  Speaker 5: Is already inked with deliveries expected from twenty twenty seven
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  Speaker 5: or twenty twenty eight, showing that the Ministry of Defense
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  Speaker 5: has thrown its full weight behind the THEAGES project. As
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  Speaker 5: they just takes it to the skies. It doesn't just
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  Speaker 5: deliver jets. It ignites the unhielding spirit of art Manerbarbarat.
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  Speaker 5: This is no mayor milestone, It's the roar of a
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  Speaker 5: resurgent nation. Art skies are ours, forever vigilant and eternally victorious.