Anmolnow

See the Condition of selected PM of Pakistan 🇵🇰 after seeing the Rafales of India 🇮🇳.  He has been appointed PM for begging only and as he has no money to buy Rafales he is begging for Rafale.  After seeing this Jaish-e-mohammad started getting nightmares due to the last time a French origin fighter killed 350+ terrorist.  Upon arrival the Rafales were saluted by the Water 💦 Cannons at Ambala Air Force Station. The Behenchod Country in the world 🗺 is Pakistan 🇵🇰 cannot afford to buy Rafales. Otherwise if it buys those fighters then it will have to sell its people and land to China or some Other Country. The Only thing possible is that China 🇨🇳 will give 🇵🇰 Pakistan some J20 in exchange for land and People. But J2O will hardly have any chance against India's Rafales. Pakistan 🇵🇰 tu Chud gaya hai. Gand marne ke liye why are you calling Chinese, when we are here for your Chudaii.

This is the most advanced aircraft which is going to be in Service with the Indian Air force. This is the model of Tejas Mk-2 which will beat the Rafale. We are not saying this, this has been said by the Air Marshal Raghunath Nambiar, the former Air Chief of the Western Air command. Mr. Nambiar has said that After 10 years the Tejas Mk-2 will be able to beat Rafale.  He has associated with the LCA - programme for a long time and he also led the negotiations for Rafale aircrafts.  If what said by Mr. Nambiar becomes a reality, it will be a great achievement by the Indian aerospace industry. But after 10 years no one knows what will happen. 

Well It's TEJAS, India's first multirole fighter made for IAF and Navy after the Marut fighter of 60s and 70s. This fighter took to long to get ready which made the IAF and the Navy reconsider their requirements due to change in Warfare scenarios.  This fighter took more than Four decades to get completed and now No one wants to buy it. The Navy has rejected it and the Air force is not ordering it in mass numbers.  If this fighter does not get a proper share in market we could see another era of foreign dependency.           We are still dependent on foreign companies for its various parts which makes up almost 60% of the total aircraft. But its slowly changing the foreign equipment with our indigenous built equipments.      If the TEJAS could become a success this will pave a way for indigenous weapons markets. We are one of the largest weapons importers in the world, but ...