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Tejas Commences Operations From Kerala's Sulur Air Force Station
Indigenous fighter aircraft Tejas of No 45 Squadron 'The Flying Daggers' formally commenced operations from the Air Force Station at Sulur near Coimbatore under Group Captain S Dhankhar today.
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Here's What A Fighter Pilot Said After A 10-Minute Solo Sortie On Tejas
Flying the indigenous Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) after its induction into the Indian Air Force (IAF) was like being on top of the world, said Group Captain Madhav Rangachari here on Friday.
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Tejas Fighter Jet Joins 'Flying Daggers', Replaces 'Flying Coffins': 10 Facts
India's first domestically developed light combat aircraft Tejas formally joined the Indian Air Force today and flew on its first sortie in Bengaluru, 33 years after it was cleared for development.
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Indigenously-Built Tejas Aircraft In Combat Role By Next Year
The Indian Air Force plans to put much-delayed Tejas in combat role by next year after raising in July the first squadron of the indigenous Light Combat Aircrat (LCA) which it counts "superior" to Pakistan's JF 17 fighters.
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Chinese filmmaker to get Lifetime Achievement award at Mumbai film festival
Acclaimed Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou, the man behind movies like Curse of The Golden Flower and House of Flying Daggers, will be awarded the Lifetime Achievement award at the upcoming 14th Mumbai Film Festival.
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Tejas Commences Operations From Kerala's Sulur Air Force Station
Indigenous fighter aircraft Tejas of No 45 Squadron 'The Flying Daggers' formally commenced operations from the Air Force Station at Sulur near Coimbatore under Group Captain S Dhankhar today.
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Here's What A Fighter Pilot Said After A 10-Minute Solo Sortie On Tejas
Flying the indigenous Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) after its induction into the Indian Air Force (IAF) was like being on top of the world, said Group Captain Madhav Rangachari here on Friday.
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Tejas Fighter Jet Joins 'Flying Daggers', Replaces 'Flying Coffins': 10 Facts
India's first domestically developed light combat aircraft Tejas formally joined the Indian Air Force today and flew on its first sortie in Bengaluru, 33 years after it was cleared for development.
-
Indigenously-Built Tejas Aircraft In Combat Role By Next Year
The Indian Air Force plans to put much-delayed Tejas in combat role by next year after raising in July the first squadron of the indigenous Light Combat Aircrat (LCA) which it counts "superior" to Pakistan's JF 17 fighters.
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Chinese filmmaker to get Lifetime Achievement award at Mumbai film festival
Acclaimed Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou, the man behind movies like Curse of The Golden Flower and House of Flying Daggers, will be awarded the Lifetime Achievement award at the upcoming 14th Mumbai Film Festival.
