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Tejas is a fighter jet developed by India’s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL). Tejas aircraft took its first flight in the year 2001. On 22 March 2016, it received the Initial Operational Clearance (IOC).

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami announced on Tuesday that the central government had authorized the aircraft operations from Dehradun to three key towns in the country: Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh, Varanasi in Punjab, and Amritsar in Punjab.
 

An 80-year-old passenger died, Air India fined Rs 30 lakh. Since there were not enough wheelchairs available, the passenger decided to walk from the plane to the terminal.

Tejas is India’s first indigenous fighter aircraft, made by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. Renowned as a light combat aircraft, Tejas attacks with speed and agility.

Prime Minster Narendra Modi flew in India’s fighter aircraft Tejas on Saturday. PM Modi congratulated DRDO and HAL, and Indian Air Force. He expressed that the experience of flying in Tejas was incredible.

IAC Vikrant will carry out complex manoeuvres to establish specific readings of how the ship performs in various conditions.

Built by the Cochin Shipyard Limited, the 'Made in India' aircraft carrier's performance, including hull, main propulsion, power generation and distribution and auxiliary equipment, were tested during Vikrant's maiden sea voyage.

Tuesday's test firing in Goa completed a series of missile trials to validate its performance under extremely challenging scenarios

The Indian armed forces are going all out to assist the nation in fighting back the second wave of Coronavirus cases

DRDO – as it builds covid care centre in Lucknow – will use the OBOGS technology to provide incessant oxygen supply to the centre

The Indian Air Force, images show that newly inducted Rafale aircraft fitted with MICA air-to-air missiles on their wingtips
 

A team from the Malaysian Air Force will be visiting Bengaluru in the next two months to know how far the light combat aircraft is suitable to it
 

With a view to modernising the Indian Air Force and giving it more teeth, the Union government may approve indigenous fifth-generation fighter programme, the advanced medium combat aircraft (AMCA)
 

India will send 23 aircraft to Sri Lanka as it celebrates its Air Force Day 

Defence Research and Development Organisation's Aeronautical Development Agency and the Indian Navy are jointly working on it at the design stage. The aircraft would operate from the Indian Navy’s current and future aircraft carriers.