Amid tension from Pakistan, India is working fast on the plan to buy modern -day modern fighter aircraft. This step is being taken because Swadeshi Amca (Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft) It may take time to get ready.

IAF It wants to ensure that if neighboring countries like China and Pakistan have state -of -the -art weapons, then India also should not lag behind in any sense. Let us know that the fifth generation fighter aircraft are not only equipped with stealth technology (rescue from radar), but they also have superior avionics, supersonic cruise, and multirol capabilities.

Danger bell from enemy country

China is already working on 6th generation fighter aircraft. Pakistan to Pakistan J-31 Or FC-31 Like can supply aircraft. In such a situation, India needs advance aircraft for its northern and western borders, which can respond with full force during any danger.

How many aircraft will India buy?

IAF It is planned to buy 2 to 3 squadrons, ie about 40 to 60 fighter jets. A squadron consists of an average of 18 to 20 aircraft. Defense Secretary R.K. The committee headed by Singh has recognized the immediate requirement of these aircraft and with their involvement, India’s strategic position will be further strengthened on the northern and western borders.

What options do India have?

India currently has two main options. India can buy fighter jets from two countries of the world. America and Russia may be mainly involved in this. F-35 Lightning II America’s most advanced fighter is Jet. It includes capabilities of stealth capability and network centric warfare Is. America already Already to NATO countries and Japan F-35 Lightning II Has given Second option of Russia SU-57 Fighter jet can be. These Multirol fighter with stealth and supersonic capacity Is jet India first Fgfa Has been part of the project, whichSU-57 Is the Indian version of. Russia is now ready to negotiate this again.

India’s view

Although the government has not yet approved any one option, but high-level dialogue continues with both countries. The final decision will be made keeping in mind the strategic, technical and diplomatic aspects.

Make in India and 4.5+ generation fighter aircraft

India not only wants to take a fighter jet from abroad, but now wants to build 114 state -of -the -art 4.5+ generation fighter jet in the country in collaboration with foreign companies under the Make in India Project. Its aim is to promote the domestic defense industry. Self -reliant is to move towards India. Future needs have to be met at the Indian level.

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SU-57e Purchase: Preparations are in full swing to give new height to the air power of India. Now the question is arising that the country will choose the 5th generation stealth fighter jet to meet the needs of its next generation-F-35 of the US or Russia’s SU-57? A big update has emerged regarding this much awaited deal, which has created a stir in defense analysts and strategic circles. India has given clear indications that it will prioritize not just aircraft, but technical sovereignty and indigenous integration, which can completely change the direction of this deal.

Negotiations are going on between India and Russia regarding the purchase of SU-57e Stealth fighter jet, but India has put an important condition in it. According to the report published on the website of Defense Security Asia, India wants the main system of this fighter jet, especially radar, to be replaced with Indian technology. This demand has now created anxiety and dissatisfaction in the Russian Defense Department.

Russia’s radar weakens, India’s claim- our technology better
India says that the Russian N036 “byelka” being used in SU-57E, does not meet the needs of the new generation, which is made on the GAAS technology. According to Indian experts, this radar is weak on fronts such as long distance identification, energy saving and protection from jamming.

In comparison, Gallium Nitride (GAN) based best and Virupaksha AESA radar developed by India are more capable. These radars provide better heat control, exact signal catching ability and high jamming resistance, which is extremely important in modern war conditions.

India’s big initiative under self -sufficient India
India wants to include the best radar used in Tejas in SU-57e Jet or Virupaksha radar being added to SU-30MKI. Both these radars are being developed by DRDO and their construction is based on the Gallium Nitride Semiconductor technology. India’s ‘self -sufficient India’ policy is behind this demand, under which the goal is to decrease foreign dependence in the defense sector and promote indigenous technology.

It is clear from this strategy of India that now the country does not just want to buy weapons, but also wants to implement its technical standards and systems in them, so that sovereign control over national security.