Girish Linganna
303 Articles
Girish Linganna is a Defence & Aerospace analyst and is the Director of ADD Engineering Components (India) Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of ADD Engineering GmbH, Germany with manufacturing units in Russia. He is Consulting Editor Industry and Defense at Frontier India.
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Pakistan’s JF-17 Thunder Jet Fiasco – A Dud Deal with Myanmar Threatens Worldwide Exports Prospects
Myanmar (formerly Burm) opposition news source "Narinjara News" published an article titled "Pakistan fails to find a solution to Myanmar's military junta's JF-17 nightmare"...
India’s Identity Crisis: Unpacking the India to Bharat Name Change Controversy
It's possible that the government of India would consider switching the country's name from "India" to "Bharat," which is India's name in Hindi. The Constitution...
Amid India’s Fighter Procurement Quandary – SAAB to offer Gripen E for the Indian Air Force MRFA tender
Saab, the Swedish defence and security corporation, issued a statement on social media site X announcing its plan to sell 114 advanced Gripen E...
F-16s as the Ultimate Equalizer: Western Confidence Soars for Ukraine’s Victory
Ukraine has been positioned as the likely victor based on NATO's assessment, and the use of F-16 aircraft is expected to contribute to the...
Major Reorganization in China’s Naval Aviation as Carrier-Based Units Take Center Stage, Shifts Rest to Air Force
A vital report documenting the Chinese People's Liberation Army's (PLA) large-scale confidential reorganisation was published on July 31 by the "China Aerospace Studies Institute,"...
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Russia Builds a Printer With Its Own Processor – A Major First for Domestic Technology?
Russian company REDNET has unveiled an engineering prototype of...
Russia’s SJ-100 Undergoes Major Tests as New PD-8 Engines Face the Noise Challenge
A series of rigorous acoustic certification tests has been...
One Way Around an Embargo Is Through the Bedroom
There are many ways to get around a technological...
Russia’s Aviation Ambitions Hit Reality: Just Five Tu-214s Planned for 2027
Kazan Aviation Plant (KAZ) is now expected to produce...
