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Indian 5th Gen. Jet: Crashed Before Flight, What Happened?

In this V-log, Islamabad Files examines that India’s AMCA fifth-generation stealth fighter program is facing deep structural and institutional crises. After approving $1.65 billion in funding, the Indian government sidelined HAL—the country’s only experienced fighter aircraft manufacturer—and handed the project to three private firms with no full-scale stealth fighter development background. Islamabad Files also analyse the unrealistic timelines, unproven industrial capacity, engine uncertainty, and a history of delays, AMCA now risks becoming another over-budget, over-delayed defense slogan rather than a real combat capability. Instead of solving problems, India may have opened a Pandora’s box of technical failures, foreign dependencies, and several strategic embarrassments. Islamabad Files is an independent and impartial platform that provides audiences information and analysis, based on facts on topics such as wars, security, defense, tech and news from around the world. It is a joint collaboration of credible journalists namely Mr. Khalid Mehmood, Mr. Muhammad Imran and Mr. Faisal Raza Khan. #KhalidMehmood is a well known working journalist since the year 1992, having a more than thirty years experience. #MuhammadImran is another well-known young and respected face in the field of investigative journalism since the year 1999. #FaisalRazaKhan is award winning journalist having an almost thirty years experience as a professional journalist. All 'Islamabad Files' platforms are produced, presented and run by SNS (Pvt.) Limited. #IslamabadFiles #HindustanAeronauticsLimited #AMCA #IndianAirForce #FifthGenerationFighter #StealthFighter #HAL #TejasFailure #IndianMilitary #MilitaryAnalysis #DefenceReality #AviationCrisis #SouthAsiaSecurity #PakistanPerspective #ModiDefence #DefenceScam #BhartiyaJanataParty #PakistanAirForce #PakistanAeronauticalComplex #PLAAF #ChineseAirForce