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  1. DRDO and Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) are developing platforms for the Indian Air Force (IAF).
  2. The Indian Air Force is pursuing the development of indigenous airborne surveillance platforms.
  3. The Indian Air Force is pursuing the development of indigenous airborne surveillance platforms.
  4. India is pursuing the development of indigenous airborne surveillance platforms, including the Netra Mk2 AEW&C aircraft and the Ghatak UCAV.

India explores indigenous Kaveri engines for strategic strike aircraft

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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India is exploring the use of indigenous Kaveri engines for the creation of strategic strike aircraft. During a discussion, experts suggested building a long-range bomber using a larger version of the indigenous Ghatak unmanned combat aerial vehicle.

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The proposal centers on creating a long-range bomber capable of carrying a substantial weapons load for maritime operations and deterrence. However, speakers cautioned that the cost of such aircraft and their operating expenses could be challenging given India's current defense capital outlay.

India is pursuing the development of indigenous airborne surveillance platforms, including the Netra Mk2 AEW&C aircraft and the Ghatak UCAV.

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  1. DRDO is developing the Ghatak UCAV, a drone technology project spurred by war interest.Sub-event
  2. India is exploring indigenous Kaveri engines for strategic strike aircraft development.1 source

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