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India's 'BIG' Defence Move! Fifth-Generation Fighter AMCA Project Gets CCS Nod | Nation Tonight
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12:17Now PlayingIn this episode of Nation Tonight, anchor Shreya Upadhyaya will discuss how the project to design and construct India's fifth-generation fighter jet, the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA), has received approval from the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS). India will join a restricted club of countries that have produced fifth-generation fighters tanks to the AMCA. These kinds of sophisticated aircraft are exclusive to the US, China, and Russia. The project, which is managed by the DRDO's Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA), will produce the aircraft prototypes. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited will serve as the manufacturing agency. We are joined by a few panelists expressing their views on this issue. "Its a very important milestone in history of fighter aircraft development in the country, I express my gratitude to DRDO, govt of India to launch a major timely initiative...": Former DG DRDO, Dr. W. Selvamurthy.
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