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  1. Indigenous upgrade technology, including Hawk-I 900 and Hawk-I 2700, is being developed by private sector companies in Chennai for various Indian platforms.

The Indian Air Force is considering an indigenous AESA radar upgrade for the TEJAS Mk1 fleet, potentially involving Uttam.

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The Indian Air Force is considering an indigenous AESA radar upgrade for the TEJAS Mk1 fleet, potentially involving Uttam.

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  1. Uttam radar, developed by LRDE, replaces older sensor technology for the TEJAS Mk1 fleet.1 source
  2. Mk1A Tejas program utilizes indigenous Uttam AESA radar and GE F404-IN20 engines for IAF induction.1 source
  3. IAF considers indigenous AESA radar upgrade for TEJAS Mk1 fleet.1 source

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