Indian Govt clears $400-mil project for India's first stealth UCAV, AURA

[Indian Jatt]

Relevant username.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

There has been background work since around 2012 - Now the program has officially started. Now we wait for AMCA.

 

[I S I]

aw don't cry. Do you want a lollipoop?

This comes from a guy who couldn't differentiate between Israeli Armed drone and Unmanned Stealth Bomber..

and wait there's another Pakistan asked if this unmanned Bomber would be sent to Capture Hafiz Saeed

Look Who's brain cells are Shrinking

We are talking about hindustan here. Everything can happen in bollywoody minds of Indians.

 

[Indian Jatt]

aw don't cry. Do you want a lollipoop?

 

[$@rJen]

We are talking about hindustan here. Everything can happen in bollywoody minds of Indians.

That's why they're called Entertainment. or lets laugh at Spiderman or Superman

India to develop Kaveri Derivate Ghatak Engines for UCAVs
PublishedDecember 16, 2015

SOURCE : IBTimes

India will have a new breed of combat drones or UCAVs, which will be ‘Made-in-India’, that will boost the country’s capability to launch air assaults beyond its borders that will have the ability to fire precision-guided munitions and head back base.

The Indian government is embarking on a new Project Ghatak, which will see ADA-DRDO combine developing “Indian Unmanned Strike Air Vehicle” in India, according to a report in The Times of India.

The project is currently awaiting the expert analysis from a finance ministry committee, and the government is close to approving this futuristic Rs. 2,650 crore project.

The report said that this project will follow the successful completion of the AURA (autonomous unmanned research aircraft) programme. The programme was tasked to carry out research into the future Indian UCAV.

Further details reveal that this new combat drone will be powered by the indigenous Kaveri derivative engine (dry variant) without the after burner and will feature ‘flying-wing’ design similar to the US’ B-2 Spirit, a stealth bomber.

The Kaveri engine development has been an ill-fated story in Indian defence development as the engine that was developed to power LCA Tejas aircrafts failed to provide the required thrust. India had to go for GE engines to power its LCA Tejas.

The only UCAVs currently in India’s inventory are the Harop UCAVs purchased from Israel. Harop UCAV is different from UCAV that is in consideration with the Indian government since this is a Kamikaze type of aircraft, where the drone itself is the main munition and is designed to self-destuct as it attacks its target.

IBTimes India had reported previously that India was looking to counter Pakistan’s success with Burraq UAVs with Heron TPs from Israel.

Even as the government looks to augment the strength of combat drones, it looks like it will eventually have different aircrafts in its inventory, even as DRDO is working on Rustom-2, an indigenous armed drone.

India also uses the Israeli Heron and Searcher-II UAVs for surveillance and reconnaissance for the Indian Army and Indian Air Force in forward areas.

It could take nearly a decade before these futuristic Indian UCAVs take to the skies and be its guarding soldiers.

 

[I S I]

You indeed want a lullipop.

That's why they're called Entertainment. or lets laugh at Spiderman or Superman

India to develop Kaveri Derivate Ghatak Engines for UCAVs
PublishedDecember 16, 2015

SOURCE : IBTimes

India will have a new breed of combat drones or UCAVs, which will be ‘Made-in-India’, that will boost the country’s capability to launch air assaults beyond its borders that will have the ability to fire precision-guided munitions and head back base.

The Indian government is embarking on a new Project Ghatak, which will see ADA-DRDO combine developing “Indian Unmanned Strike Air Vehicle” in India, according to a report in The Times of India.

The project is currently awaiting the expert analysis from a finance ministry committee, and the government is close to approving this futuristic Rs. 2,650 crore project.

The report said that this project will follow the successful completion of the AURA (autonomous unmanned research aircraft) programme. The programme was tasked to carry out research into the future Indian UCAV.

Further details reveal that this new combat drone will be powered by the indigenous Kaveri derivative engine (dry variant) without the after burner and will feature ‘flying-wing’ design similar to the US’ B-2 Spirit, a stealth bomber.

The Kaveri engine development has been an ill-fated story in Indian defence development as the engine that was developed to power LCA Tejas aircrafts failed to provide the required thrust. India had to go for GE engines to power its LCA Tejas.

The only UCAVs currently in India’s inventory are the Harop UCAVs purchased from Israel. Harop UCAV is different from UCAV that is in consideration with the Indian government since this is a Kamikaze type of aircraft, where the drone itself is the main munition and is designed to self-destuct as it attacks its target.

IBTimes India had reported previously that India was looking to counter Pakistan’s success with Burraq UAVs with Heron TPs from Israel.

Even as the government looks to augment the strength of combat drones, it looks like it will eventually have different aircrafts in its inventory, even as DRDO is working on Rustom-2, an indigenous armed drone.

India also uses the Israeli Heron and Searcher-II UAVs for surveillance and reconnaissance for the Indian Army and Indian Air Force in forward areas.

It could take nearly a decade before these futuristic Indian UCAVs take to the skies and be its guarding soldiers.

so come after a decade when you have it before bragging here.

 

[$@rJen]

so come after a decade when you have it before bragging here.

Who Bragged Here... We're just sharing what's new. Don't be so Jealous Kid.

 

[Bad Guy]

b!tch please

Reported

At least in the end we have our own jet

3.5G, that even from China.

 

[Indian Jatt]

You indeed want a lullipop.
so come after a decade when you have it before bragging here.

Ye teri shakal hai meri nahi

 

[Bad Guy]

@mpk1988 Dude, don't be serious. It's pakiland. Common sense is not so common there. No need to get offended. PDF is actually made for entertainment of us Indians. Trolls and trolls.
Look at me.
I keep slapping trollers hard that they ignore my threads even after tagging.
So, now, I've to open other threads for troll feast.

@Indian Jatt Aakhon se bhi aansun ki jageh Nihari beh rahi hai lagta hai.

 

[mpk1988]

@mpk1988 Dude, don't be serious. It's pakiland. Common sense is not so common there. No need to get offended. PDF is actually made for entertainment of us Indians. Trolls and trolls.
Look at me.
I keep slapping trollers hard that they ignore my threads even after tagging.
So, now, I've to open other threads for troll feast.

@Indian Jatt Aakhon se bhi aansun ki jageh Nihari beh rahi hai lagta hai.

Bhai.. Some trolling is ok. A lot of the Indian posters do it too.
But saala kabhi kabhaar you decide you have to teaach em B*tches a lesson..
Ek toh internet mil gya toh koi bhi 2nd class chapraasi aake kuch bhi post kar leta hain..

 

[Sipahi]

@mpk1988 Dude, don't be serious. It's pakiland. Common sense is not so common there. No need to get offended. PDF is actually made for entertainment of us Indians. Trolls and trolls.
Look at me.
I keep slapping trollers hard that they ignore my threads even after tagging.
So, now, I've to open other threads for troll feast.

@Indian Jatt Aakhon se bhi aansun ki jageh Nihari beh rahi hai lagta hai.

reported too

 

[Bad Guy]

reported too

Wasted your time. My post doesn't offence anyone directly.

 

[Sipahi]

Wasted your time. My post doesn't offence anyone directly.

Pakistan is the name and you name the country as "Pakiland" which is against the forum rules

 

[bloo]

Why do some people even troll on off topic stuff.
We get it already you sure as hell can't make a thing worth $hit so you have to sling $hit on others' work to make yourself feel better.