
And what of the Paki F16s admiral saab... they will probably get pirated versions of the software update.. imagine the PAF abdul when he suddenly sees his screen change from angrezi to mandarin characters

has Lockheed martin has started mandarin language support in light of future pakistani requirements? there used to be a joke many years back that independence day movie scene of virus update was fake because there was no adobe/windows update during that 1-2 minManish_P wrote:![]()
And what of the Paki F16s admiral saab... they will probably get pirated versions of the software update.. imagine the PAF abdul when he suddenly sees his screen change from angrezi to mandarin characters
India plans to switch to locally-made fighter jets, two years after asking global companies to submit proposals to supply 114 combat aircraft in the world’s biggest warplane contract.
“The Indian Air Force is switching that to the LCA,” Rawat said, when asked about the global tender for jets. “The IAF is saying, I would rather take the indigenous fighter, it is good.”
given it's not final let's have a virtual celebration..Rakesh wrote:Great day for the country Bharadwaj.
Expect to see lots of Rhona-Dhona on BRF today from the Tier 1 industry experts.
True - sounds good. Now can we have some orders please?Indranil wrote:Aaj jaakar mere kalejo ko thandak mili hai. Peace, at last.
“The Indian Air Force is switching that to the LCA,” Rawat said, when asked about the global tender for jets. “The IAF is saying, I would rather take the indigenous fighter, it is GOOD.”
The induction of jets will help India emerge as a key defense exporter due to its “relatively low price,” Rawat said in his office in New Delhi. Several countries may be interested in purchasing the aircraft once they see them in operation with the air force.
They must be in deep shock. Give them some time.Rakesh wrote:Great day for the country Bharadwaj.
Expect to see lots of Rhona-Dhona on BRF today from the Tier 1 industry experts.
Now increase the orders.ashishvikas wrote:India Seeks Local Warplanes as Overseas Purchase Plan Stalls
India plans to switch to locally-made fighter jets, two years after asking global companies to submit proposals to supply 114 combat aircraft in the world’s biggest warplane contract.
“The Indian Air Force is switching that to the LCA,” Rawat said, when asked about the global tender for jets. “The IAF is saying, I would rather take the indigenous fighter, it is good.”
https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/arti ... ssion=true
Let me be the first one to start admiral Saar. What's the big deal about this? 83mk1A was done deal anyways. And mrca 2.0 was all but a circus that was going nowhere. Everybody knew this.Rakesh wrote: Expect to see lots of Rhona-Dhona on BRF today.
Cain-ji, I hope you realize the MMRCA deal has been cancelled. There are no F-teens coming or Gripen, MiG-35, Su-35, Typhoon or Rafale.Cain Marko wrote:Let me be the first one to start admiral Saar. What's the big deal about this? 83mk1A was done deal anyways. And mrca 2.0 was all but a circus that was going nowhere. Everybody knew this.
So what's new or newj here? Just a small official recognition of what was fait accompli?
Now if there was a promise to buy another 114 Tejas as an MRCA replacement, then I'd be celebrating.
The writing was on the wall a while ago, once this COVID-19 crisis started to derail the economy. Just waiting to hear that the MRCA RFP is being scrapped.Indranil wrote:Aaj jaakar mere kalejo ko thandak mili hai. Peace, at last.
That will wake up some of India's policymakers who tilt towards strategic alignment with Amreeka.Avinandan wrote:The only fear is if Unkil becomes vindictive and says no for the engines ..
Saar,Rakesh wrote:I am celebrating onlee. Bring out your lungi and celebrate
Sweets are being distributed as I type this....dinesh_kimar wrote:Saar,Rakesh wrote:I am celebrating onlee. Bring out your lungi and celebrate
Q1: I estimate the Tejas weighs 6.5 tons. Are we getting sweets this time?
Q2: lungi with face mask wokay bass?
The game is over. There is no 114 phoren fighters coming. There is no money for this. The IAF will learn to FIGHT AND WIN with Tejas. If Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, VrC achieved victory in a MiG-21 Bison...imagine what he will do in a Tejas. There will be a host of other aircraft to support the Tejas (Su-30MKI, Rafale, MiG-29UPG, Mirage 2000I, etc) in a future conflict.dinesh_kimar wrote:More seriously, the CDS has mooted this as a suggestion, and the IAF may still put up a fight using ASQR.
We will only know if it is announced by the Defence Minister (Sri KingsGod Lion) and order signed.
Then, and only then, is the time for Kingfisher Strong.
adding to it RKS Bhaduria is the IAF chief ..he's been associated since pretty much beginningsrai wrote:This is getting comic![]()
83 LCA Mk1A now has become the winner of the “single engine” MRCA II/III saga ... a full circle! Good spin.
Looks like the GoI is setting a stage for 83 LCA signing and at the same time closing the MRCA III contest.