Prime Minister Narendra Modi completed a successful sortie on the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas’ trainer variant on Saturday. The experience, shared on his social media handle X (formerly Twitter), left him with a strong sense of confidence in India’s indigenous capabilities.
Embarking on Confidence: PM Modi’s Tejas Flight
Ready for a journey of pride? Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently soared through the skies on the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas’ trainer variant.
India’s Aerospace Triumph
Tejas, a homegrown marvel crafted by the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) under the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), and manufactured by HAL, is a testament to India’s indigenous prowess.
Curious about the flight? Check out the Prime Minister’s exhilarating experience on social media handle X (formerly Twitter). It’s more than just a flight; it’s an unforgettable escapade.
A flight to remember! Tejas is India’s pride, a manifestation of the strength and skills of 140 crore Indians. pic.twitter.com/n8hZk6fGKc
In his shared video, PM Modi labels Tejas as “a flight to remember,” highlighting it as India’s pride and a symbol of the collective strength and skills of 140 crore Indians.
But the story doesn’t end there. Dive deeper into the Prime Minister’s day; there’s more to explore at Defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics Limited in Bengaluru.
A Day of Enriching Experiences
The enriching Tejas flight left PM Modi with a renewed sense of pride and optimism. He became the first Prime Minister to soar through the skies in this indigenous aircraft.
Wondering about India’s defense future? The government’s order for 83 Tejas aircraft at Rs 36,468 crore with HAL signals a significant boost to India’s defense preparedness.
Cherishing the strong indigenous capabilities of the great Bharat!
Next Frontier: LCA Mk 2
Hold on, there’s more! Over Rs 9,000 crore has been allocated for the development of LCA Mk 2, an upgraded and deadlier variant of the Tejas. The journey of India’s aerospace capabilities continues.
