Why India’s Tejas Fighter Jet Just Impressed Japan | Tejas | Brahmos Missile | Indian Defence Update

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India’s Tejas is turning heads on the global stage! Japan Air Self-Defense Force Chief General Takehiro Morita flew the Tejas fighter jet during Veer Guardian 2026 in Jodhpur, calling the experience “truly invaluable” and praising India’s indigenous defence capabilities and Make in India. But that’s not all. A new DRDO missile testing range at Junput, West Bengal, is set to strengthen India’s eastern defence infrastructure. Meanwhile, Malaysia is exploring India’s BrahMos missile for its 18 Su-30MKM fighters. Tejas. DRDO. BrahMos. India’s defence push is gaining momentum. Watch this Inconnect News defence update for more details

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The Tejas Fighter Jet has taken centre stage in India Japan defence cooperation after Japan Air Self-Defense Force Chief of Staff General Takehiro Morita flew the Indian fighter jet during Veer Guardian 2026 in Jodhpur. Flying a twin-seat trainer for around 20–25 minutes alongside Group Captain I. Samrat, Morita called the experience “a truly invaluable experience” and praised Tejas as a symbol of indigenous technology and the Make in India initiative.

The sortie marks an important moment for the Indian Air Force (indian air force) and India’s growing defence aviation industry. Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh described Morita’s flight as a “very clear example” of Japan’s trust in the Indian Fighter Jet. The exercise also features Japanese F-2A fighter jets operating alongside LCA Tejas, Su-30MKI and Rafale fighters. While the report focuses on the current Tejas development, India’s indigenous fighter programme extends across the Tejas Mk1, Tejas Mk1A, Tejas Mk2, HAL Tejas and future Indian fighter jet capabilities. HAL and India’s defence ecosystem continue to play a major role in this effort.

In another major Indian Defence Update, a new DRDO missile and weapons testing range is planned at Junput in West Bengal. The 8.73-acre facility could support trials involving missiles, radars and rocket launchers, adding to India’s defence infrastructure. Meanwhile, Malaysia is exploring the BrahMos missile for its 18 Su-30MKM fighters, highlighting India’s expanding defence-export ambitions.

For viewers following Latest Defence News, Defence News, Defense News, Indian News, Inconnect News and Inconnect News Insights, these developments come amid heightened attention following Operation Sindoor and the India Pakistan War and India vs Pakistan military confrontation. The developments underline how India, the IAF, Air Force, indigenous defence, fighter jets and advanced weapons systems are becoming increasingly important to India’s strategic capabilities.

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