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That we are already much superior, but They wont accept it.

They wont accept it Then.

Lets do whats in our interest while they enjoy Day Dreaming.

well said buddy

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not just coconut tree it can also hit the lahore karachi port and ur nuclear sites :sniper::sniper: in case of war ..................

Now act matture... there was no reason for you to state such a stupid comment.. keep dreaming about hiting lahore or karachi in the myths of things something might hit your backyard then what ? if you have one so no more wet dreams plzz stick to the topic show some class no need for haetful comments here :tdown:
 
Bengaluru, May 23 (ANI): India is likely to come out with its indigenous Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) in the coming two to three years, a top official of the country's only aircraft manufacturing company, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), has said.

Talking to media persons on the margins of the inaugural test launch of the Light Combat Helicopter, HAL chairman Ashok Nayak disclosed that work is on for developing India's very own UAVs.


"There are some projects going on in collaboration with the Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO)," Nayak said.

"May be after two to three years, the HAL might come out with India's own UAV. We have already developed one, Lakshya, but it was on a smaller scale. Now, we are developing the Lakshya's MAK-II," he said.

Nayak added that the Lakshya's MAK-II would be used for 'air to air practice', and pointed out that it will not be used for combat or surveillance purposes.

Expressing immense pleasure at the successful test flight of the LCH, which has been developed by the HAL itself, Nayak described it as a very important achievement.

Responding to a question about the time by which the LCH is likely to be ready for induction in the armed forces, Nayak said it would take at least two years.

"It will take 500 flights, two years to get operational clearance, and all the weapon and ammunition system would be tested and after that it would be inducted in the airforce. We strongly believe it'll be inducted in the Indian Army also.


India may soon get its own UAV: HAL chairman - Oneindia News
 
Come on , if you don't know something don't write an article about it

NISHANT_UAV_Launch.jpg


We already have the Nishant in service for nearly a decade now, and another handful of other UAV's being worked on or alredy developed by varrious firms

DRDO it self if working on at least 4 UAV's

Private sector firms are also in the proccess
 
Come on , if you don't know something don't write an article about it

NISHANT_UAV_Launch.jpg


We already have the Nishant in service for nearly a decade now, and another handful of other UAV's being worked on or alredy developed by varrious firms

DRDO it self if working on at least 4 UAV's

Private sector firms are also in the proccess


this is not my article, its Hal chairman interview check the link...
as far as my knowledge HAL Is not manufacturing UAV'S.
 
@GogoBot, Nishant is indeed an Unmanned vehicle, but in Our terms, we call it a Basic surveillance Aircraft, Then even a remote controlled Aircraft which a kid plays with is also an UAV.... Nishant can do better by Monitoring....

In military terms a UAV must have Longer range, Which can be controlled From Ground station and Be stealthy to an Extent, Which can land anywhere.... Nishant is UAV but Dosent have stuff to call it a real one.....

And More over DRDO Rustom is one rugged UAV
 
We already have the Nishant in service for nearly a decade now, and another handful of other UAV's being worked on or alredy developed by varrious firms

DRDO it self if working on at least 4 UAV's

Private sector firms are also in the proccess
Come on guys take a look at who is saying that... Its from HAL, they dont make UAV. NISHANT RUSTAM and etc are product of DRDO.
It seems the announcement is from HAL so dont worry. Relax.
 
Come on , if you don't know something don't write an article about it

NISHANT_UAV_Launch.jpg


We already have the Nishant in service for nearly a decade now, and another handful of other UAV's being worked on or alredy developed by varrious firms

DRDO it self if working on at least 4 UAV's

Private sector firms are also in the proccess

Nishant is From DRDO, HAL says they develops India's First UAV(First HAL UAV not Vise versa):cheers:
 
Anyhow good posting from Adolf and Gogbot pretty quick to dismiss it. I think his intention was to confirm the news.
 
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a bit optimistic are we ?

anyway's , hope for the best.
 
Its good that different firms are entering in to the competition..we will get better indigenous products..
 
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