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The research and development establishment of India has developed the "RUDRA", a new gun mounted remotely operated vehicle. The RUDRA is especially designed for Army and Paramilitary forces to provide an autonomous vehicle to perform counter insurgency operations, hostage situations and hold-ups...

I was referring to the Indian defence budget to operate such huge carriers.

It was supposed to have the indigenous Kaveri engine. But nevertheless, Tejas is in the advanced stage of development with lot of money poured into the project and it would also make no sense to not use the fighter on aircraft carriers just because it is dependent on USA. I know, but the page...

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That's not how an AESA radar works.

India is not interested in buying the F-35 and the emals system is being offered separately by the US.

I think the DRDO Aura is just a speculation, nothing is known about it and it is unlikely that it would be built by this decade. with a budget of a few hundred billions

True, But the problem lies in the fact that the DRDO and ADA are disorganised and inefficient. As long as this remains the case development would be slowed. Furthermore, India need to develop new powerful engines to be able to build a good stealth fighter.

I think the navy is interested in using the aircraft otherwise they would not have given funds for the project, So they are gonna use it for sure.

The AESA radar that is being developed will be as good as the one in the french rafale

Don't worry India has one stealth aircrafts under development, The AMCA and has forged a joint partnership with Russia for the stealth PAKFA (T-50).

I'm certain that it would also have the naval version of tejas But do Indian Shipyards have the kind of technology needed to built such massive carriers that are close to the US carriers.

I think India should go for this technology, given that it could save some space used by the boiler systems that make steam for the catapult system. We could add more fighter jets or even store some more aviation fuel.

I think a 60,000 tons nuclear powered carrier not very viable and given the Indian Navy's budget and the numbers of carriers it plans to operate it would be better if India opts for conventional based carrier. A nuclear powered carrier should at least be 75,000 tons to do some justice to the...

The Navy said it was working on the design of the second indigenous aircraft carrier which may be propelled by a nuclear-powered engine. The design is at a conceptual stage, director general of Naval Design Bureau Rear Admiral Atul Saxena said when asked if the force was considering using...

Can we just not go into making fun of each other country which is rather unproductive and instead focus on discussing. It would be better if we can display nationalism in taking pride of our own country's achievements and start looking at things positively and constructively. So, the million...

India must not depend on foreign nations for defence products but rather make them indigenously. Using foreign products is problematic and often results huge outflow of our money to other nations GDP and instead help them more. Self reliance is the best way to make a country secure. What good...

I also think the same thing

But you do realize that the new generation missiles are not just based on laser. There are many ways for homing into a tank like using infrared, radar, thermal etc. Take the Indian made Nag missile (atgm) for example

I think, it would enable better penetration and reduce the chances of a miss due to the scouting ability of the missile. Also a missile could be a better option in a hilly area than a gun because of its different and programmed approach towards the target. A gun travels straight in projectile...