The Indian Air Force inventory is dwindling, and its chief’s frustration is evident. He says that HAL is years behind in delivering Tejas jets, and the lack of multiple players is making production non-competitive. While the IAF chief may fight with whatever he has, the government must not grow complacent.
India-South Africa should play Test in England to prepare for what’s ahead
South Africa eagerly want some last-minute practice in England before the WTC final at Lord’s. Fresh out of the Australian summer of discontent and its SENA reputation on the line, India too could use a dry run ahead of the June tour of England. Time for administrators to play matchmaker.
Stalin’s $1-million reward for deciphering Indus script is part of his Tamil exceptionalism drive
Historiography is rarely devoid of ideology. Now, Stalin is gamifying history. The $1-million reward for deciphering the Indus Valley script is part of his Tamil exceptionalism drive. Historians have struggled with this vexing project. Some declared victory prematurely, and were dismissed. Brace for more Indus drama over bulls, fish seals.
So much has changed, moved forward since 2010, when 40 Tejas jets were ordered. They will face a new generation of aircraft.