The indigenously manufactured Tejas Mk1A fighter jet, from India's defence sector, successfully completed its maiden flight at HAL's Nashik facility.

DRDO is currently conducting flight tests of its indigenous airborne electronic warfare suite (EWS), Swayam Raksha Kavach, on ...

HAL's new production line at Nashik is set to produce eight LCA Mk1A aircraft annually initially, with scope for rapid expansion.

HAL executives said deliveries of the Tejas Mk1A to the IAF would begin within this year, but only after the successful ...

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh noted the importance of self-reliance, highlighting HAL's role in manufacturing aircraft like ...

The IAF doubts HAL will deliver the Tejas LCA Mk1A by March 2026, citing delays despite engines being ready. Certification ...

This flight marks an important punctuation in India’s long and arduous journey to induct a proven, home-made fighter aircraft in the quest for ‘atmanirbharta’ as related to air power. But the road ...

LCA Tejas Mk 1A gets a water cannon salute after its maiden test flight today. Indigenous Tejas Mk1A fighter jet takes maiden flight into the skies with Indian defence sector beaming with pride.

In a global fighter-jet market that is increasingly bifurcating between ultra-expensive stealth platforms and lower­-cost ...

The ministry said that the deliveries of 97 Tejas jets will start during 2027-28 and be completed over a period of six years.

Indian Air Force (IAF) and the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) have successfully demonstrated advanced “manned-unmanned teaming” (MUM-T) technology during a complex simulated ...

Nashik's combat aircraft complex, once dedicated to assembling Soviet designs, is embracing a new era by producing homegrown fighter jets. The facility has been revitalized to reflect India's ...