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Back during my early schooling days probably around 5th grade, I used to draw a simulated battle scenarios with color pencils & crayons. It usually consisted of hills/mountains & a river in the center with tanks converging from both ends firing shells, missiles and bullets Looking at this...

The most accessible and feasible engine option we have are from GE. While we did have our set of specs and requirements, most of it was designed keeping GE-414 in mind. Our indigenous engine which we're building with the help of Safran will be fairly close to GE-414 AMCA was independent of...

AMCA has always been envisioned as a twin engined fighter from the very inception. LCA Tejas and it's follow on MWF project (basically an enlarged Tejas) are single engine fighters while AMCA and TEDBF are twin engined

Another possibility is the missile isn't Neptune at all but an American or Western European AShM made to look like a Neptune

A good reason why Indian Navy doesn't overload our ships with ammo ... contrary to the Russians or Chinese Apparently, this seems to be from a Russian frigate which reflects their poor ammo management

IA already procured Tonbo's T-Rex which serves the same purpose and has been deployed along LAC flash points and North East. These Tata modules might be for our western sector

Ensuring they don't become chinese puppets like pakistan

That should be the least of our concerns atm...I'm glad we're inducting an indigenous platform and I'm sure Tata or any private firm in that regard can significantly improve the design if IA places orders

https://pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=1815979

Sweet

Malaysia backed off the moment we cut palm oil imports and replaced em with Indonesia who were more than willing to fulfill our requirements. Turkey and that too Erdogan can only voice support in some platforms but they're not like the chinese who'd provide freebies or funding to keep pak going