AMCA, Rafale and drones: IAF chief lays out India's air power roadmap

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In a recent statement, IAF chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh emphasized the urgent need for the Indian Air Force to explore alternative fighter platforms due to ongoing delays in the AMCA project. He pointed out that the current count of 29 fighter squadrons is below the sanctioned number. Negotiations are under progress for the acquisition of 114 Rafale fighters, with a significant portion of production dedicated to India.

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