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India signs $7 billion deal for 97 domestically made fighter jets
NEW DELHI: India signed a $7 billion order on Thursday for 97 domestically designed and built Tejas fighter jets as its air force retires its Russian MiG-21 fleet after decades of use. One of the world’s largest arms importers, India has made the modernization of its forces a top priority and has made repeated pushes to boost domestic production. The order for the Tejas fighters is one of the largest in terms of the number of fighter jets ordered by India in a single shot.
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thehindu.com
MoD, HAL sign ₹62,370 crore deal for 97 new light combat aircraft to boost self-reliance
Defence Ministry seals ₹62,370 crore deal with HAL for 97 Tejas aircraft, boosting indigenous defence production and job creation.
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scmp.com
India ramps up local arms production with US$7 billion fighter jet deal
The contract for the Tejas Mk-1A jets will replace the Indian Air Force’s ageing fleet of Russian MiG-21s.
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arabnews.com
India signs $7 billion deal for 97 domestically made fighter jets
NEW DELHI: India signed a $7 billion order on Thursday for 97 domestically designed and built Tejas fighter jets as its air force retires its Russian MiG-21 fleet after decades of…
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India retires 'flying coffin' Soviet fighter jet after six decades
INDIA: India's Russian-built MiG-21s flew for the final time Friday, marking the end of an era for the country's first supersonic fighter jet -- lauded for its valour but…