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India Revives Kaveri Engine Program Targeting Next-Gen Fighter Jet Propulsion

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India's long-delayed Kaveri jet engine program is showing signs of renewed momentum after years of setbacks. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has called on scientists to accelerate development toward sixth-generation fighter engine technology. Technologies derived from the Kaveri project are expected to support future combat aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles. Currently, India depends on imported GE engines to power its active fighter fleet. The renewed push reflects the country's broader goal of achieving self-reliance in military aviation propulsion.

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