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Did France really refuse to share Rafale source code with India? Here’s the truth behind the viral claims. India currently has around 28–29 fighter squadrons, with roughly 500 fighter jets in total. However, to handle a potential two-front war with Pakistan and China, India needs around 750 fighter jets.... This creates a significant gap in air power. To bridge this, India is working with France and Russia. Rafale jets are highly advanced, but like all countries, France retains control over critical systems. No country fully shares fighter jet source code. Russia is relatively flexible and allows some integration. France allows limited customization but keeps control over core systems like radar and sensor fusion. The United States is the most restrictive and rarely allows deep modifications. This is a strategic and business decision, not an exception. At the same time, India is focusing on indigenous programs like Tejas and the Kaveri engine to reduce long-term dependence.show more

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T N I5 months ago

Why not make in india

INTEL-245 months ago

Think otherwise, will india share source code of AMCA/TEJAS in future if export complex comes?? source code, ToT is hard for any country to give. especially when it comes to RAFALE, its critical technology (of dassault, a company which is from starting, is very secured about its data). even WE dont have SU30MKI source code from russia. this can be mean answer.... @praffulgarg97

SISO TIMES5 months ago

Tu phir apni m@ ka bosra karane aagya fake news leke

Nishant jha5 months ago

Hum log khud se chand tak jaa paa rhe h pr pta nhi jo chiz dunia 80 saal pehle bna chuki hai usko hum aaj itni technology advancements k badd bhi nhi bna paa rhe Whatever is that reason

professor5 months ago

Yes France 🇫🇷 refused to share source code to India 🇮🇳

Utkarsh Mani Choudhary5 months ago

Apna pankha saaf karo

Bharat Jaiswal5 months ago

China front ka jo bhi story h vo toh already hwa ho chuka h but yes we do need more squadrons and that too on priority

Dave5 months ago

Very much informative 👌 Jai Hind.. Jai Bharat 🇮🇳

professor5 months ago

Another modi bhakat graduated from WhatsApp university spotted. Kitna chaatay ga re tu modi ka MC

Dhruv5 months ago

Yeh gadha mis information dene me mahir he

Dhruv5 months ago

What too see fact an true news

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🚨 HUGE OFFER! Russia proposes Su-57 deal with full TECH TRANSFER to India Moscow has proposed UNRESTRICTED access to technology to deepen defence cooperation. • What Russia is offering: - Two-seat Su-57 fighter jets - Technology transfer and production rights - Long-term upgrades and support • Strategic context: - Could serve as an interim capability until India’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft programme becomes operational The proposal adds a new dimension to India’s plans to modernise its air combat fleet. FIFTH-GENERATION FIGHTER OPTION ON THE TABLE.

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VIDEO | Saint Petersburg, Russia: When asked about the relations between India-China-Pakistan, Russian President Vladimir Putin told PTI CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi: "Of course, we are well aware of the intricacies of the issues concerning the border between India and Pakistan, you said that Pakistan is a country that is fully under the control of China, I don't think so, first and foremost, Pakistan is a large country, it has multi-faceted ties with different countries, of course, for Pakistan, it is very important to take into account the cooperation with the Republic of China, but everyone is developing the relations with China... India ranks third, Russia ranks fourth in terms of its GDP... China, US, India, and Russia that's the top four countries... These are delicate, multi-faceted relations between India and China, and interfering into them is not a good idea. Of course, we interact with our friends in both India and China... President Xi and PM Modi are both trying to resolve all the issues of mutual interest, including the relations on the border... As for Russia, we have our own relations with China, with India, no one is holding grudges, for decades we have been establishing this relations, it was happening naturally, relations between Russia and India do not disturb China, our relations with China do not disturb India... This linkage helps everyone... At one point, I suggested that leaders of India, China meet here, that's how Russia-India-China was established. We had things to talk about, to agree upon, we started doing later on, then we were joined by Brazil, because Brazil wanted to take part... South Africa joined with BRICS, we continue to expand, when we meet, we talk, we come to an agreement. We don't have any issues in cooperation either with India or China, we know that we have multi-faceted cooperation, we cooperate with India in terms of armaments... both land and sea-based BrahMos missiles... We proposed our Indian friends to work together on technology, the fifth generation technology. But Indian friends said do it on your own and we will join, we are ready to work with India in this field to supply aircraft, we don't have any issue with, any limitation, same goes with defence system, for air-defence system, it is critical to have separate components, but it's more important to create a system... You have to take into account, that there should be one information system that would be working in real-time... Now we are working on updating the system, it is unique expertise, we are ready to share this technology with Chinese, Indian friends, we keep working in this regard." (The full interaction between Russian President Vladimir Putin and PTI CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi is available at Source: AFP/PTI (to be used only in India) #VladimirPutin #India #Russia #China #Pakistan

VIDEO | Saint Petersburg, Russia: When asked about the relations between India-China-Pakistan, Russian President Vladimir Putin told PTI CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi: "Of course, we are well aware of the intricacies of the issues concerning the border between India and Pakistan, you said that Pakistan is a country that is fully under the control of China, I don't think so, first and foremost, Pakistan is a large country, it has multi-faceted ties with different countries, of course, for Pakistan, it is very important to take into account the cooperation with the Republic of China, but everyone is developing the relations with China... India ranks third, Russia ranks fourth in terms of its GDP... China, US, India, and Russia that's the top four countries... These are delicate, multi-faceted relations between India and China, and interfering into them is not a good idea. Of course, we interact with our friends in both India and China... President Xi and PM Modi are both trying to resolve all the issues of mutual interest, including the relations on the border... As for Russia, we have our own relations with China, with India, no one is holding grudges, for decades we have been establishing this relations, it was happening naturally, relations between Russia and India do not disturb China, our relations with China do not disturb India... This linkage helps everyone... At one point, I suggested that leaders of India, China meet here, that's how Russia-India-China was established. We had things to talk about, to agree upon, we started doing later on, then we were joined by Brazil, because Brazil wanted to take part... South Africa joined with BRICS, we continue to expand, when we meet, we talk, we come to an agreement. We don't have any issues in cooperation either with India or China, we know that we have multi-faceted cooperation, we cooperate with India in terms of armaments... both land and sea-based BrahMos missiles... We proposed our Indian friends to work together on technology, the fifth generation technology. But Indian friends said do it on your own and we will join, we are ready to work with India in this field to supply aircraft, we don't have any issue with, any limitation, same goes with defence system, for air-defence system, it is critical to have separate components, but it's more important to create a system... You have to take into account, that there should be one information system that would be working in real-time... Now we are working on updating the system, it is unique expertise, we are ready to share this technology with Chinese, Indian friends, we keep working in this regard." (The full interaction between Russian President Vladimir Putin and PTI CEO and Editor-in-Chief Vijay Joshi is available at Source: AFP/PTI (to be used only in India) #VladimirPutin #India #Russia #China #Pakistan

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