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Quick Summary:

• india’s defense advancements: India has developed cutting-edge missile systems, such as the BrahMos, Agni missiles, satellite-killer weapons, and nuclear capabilities. Though, it struggles to manufacture indigenous fighter jet engines.
• Challenges with Kaveri Engine: Initiated in 1986 for India’s Tejas fighter jet program but delayed by technological deficiencies like high-temperature alloys and cooling systems. Despite 30 years of effort and ₹2500 crore investment, it failed to generate sufficient thrust (73 kN vs required 80 kN).
• Dependency on foreign tech: India continues relying on France, Russia, or America for fighter jet engines due to limited facilities for testing high-thrust engines domestically.
• China’s progress: Through investments in research ($25-30 billion), reverse engineering efforts from Russian-origin engines (e.g., AL-31FN), espionage activities targeting advanced military technology globally (e.g., Motor Sich acquisition attempt/U.S. hacking cases), China built WS-series engines powering J-series jets like JF-17/J20 stealth fighters overcoming several earlier technical failures gradually amended overtime persistence-focus toward achieving final reliable prototype delivering towards independence post-sufficient credible steps-analysis phased continuum path-perfection eventual steady competency enhancement trajectory system reinforcement incrementally stabilizing solution framework output robustness benchmark replacements continually evolving onward-cycle iterative feedback productivity recalibrations internal systemic implementations harness expansion correction collective advantage ultimate benefits.

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