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HAL Awards Rs 2,205 Crore Order to Astra Microwave for Tejas Mk-1A Radar Components

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Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has placed a major order worth Rs 2,205 crore with Astra Microwave for components of the indigenously developed Uttam Radar system. The Uttam Radar is designed to be integrated into India's Tejas Mk-1A fighter aircraft. This contract marks a significant step forward in India's push to develop homegrown defence technology under the Make in India initiative. The Uttam Radar serves as a critical sensor system essential for modern aerial combat operations.

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