Defence
Defence Ministry Hands Over Indigenous Tejas Fighter, HTT‑40 Trainer and Dhruv NG Helicopter in Bangalore
The Defence Ministry officially transferred HAL‑built advanced Tejas fighter jets, HTT‑40 trainer aircraft and Dhruv NG helicopters in a ceremony held in Bangalore, marking a domestic aerospace milestone.
The Defence Ministry conducted an official handover ceremony in Bangalore, marking a significant domestic aerospace milestone.
The event saw the transfer of the advanced indigenous Tejas fighter aircraft, developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), along with the HTT‑40 trainer aircraft and the Dhruv NG helicopter.
The successful handover underscores India's progress in self‑reliant defence manufacturing and highlights HAL's role in delivering modern combat and utility aircraft.
The ceremony reinforces the growing capability of India's aerospace sector to produce sophisticated defence platforms indigenously.
The event saw the transfer of the advanced indigenous Tejas fighter aircraft, developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), along with the HTT‑40 trainer aircraft and the Dhruv NG helicopter.
The successful handover underscores India's progress in self‑reliant defence manufacturing and highlights HAL's role in delivering modern combat and utility aircraft.
The ceremony reinforces the growing capability of India's aerospace sector to produce sophisticated defence platforms indigenously.