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Colonel Ajai Shukla (Retired) is a columnist, commentator and journalist who covers regional security issues in South Asia and the Indo-Pacific, military technology and India’s defence economy. Read More
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- Dhruv cockpit: more pictures
- Dhruv cockpit display, with close-ups of the multi...
- Front and rear cockpit display of the IJT Sitara
- Coming up: Detailed pictures of the new all-glass ...
- Russia again demands more money
- My visit to HAL. Lots of new details coming up. I'...
- First Indian-built Hawk takes to the skies
- Finding the right bullies
- Arjun versus T-90: Army avoiding trials
- The Arjun tank acquires a growing fan club
- Sarang helicopter display team wins award at the B...
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awesome pics.. the cockpit looks too good..
ReplyDeleteThe cockpit with those display screens looks awesome..i am embarrassed 2 comment coz i havnt seen a real thing close up. that's why anon..
ReplyDeleteAre those pics taken with your camera ? If yes, throw that Olympus SP 550UZ camera and buy a Canon Powershot S5 (S3 is much better but not avail in market) which has image stabilization. Some of your pics are not viewable because of camera shakes.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, I'm not a photographer... I'm a journalist and an analyst. Any photos you get are bonus.
ReplyDeleteIf you're really keen on photos taken with a Canon Powershot, mail me one at: NDTV, Archana Complex, Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi - 110004.
And since you seem to be posting from the US, don't forget to add "India".
ajai, could you glean some info about
ReplyDeletethe status of the abhay IFV ?
it is a very interesting project, but not much info is in public domain.
please, try and be the first off the block !
Congrats on getting these pics Ajai and more importantly, sharing them with us plebes.
ReplyDeletecockpit looks slightly different from the layout back in 2005 Paris arishow. The row below the 4large MFD's had only two analog dials & a small MFD..
ReplyDeleteNow the small MFD is gone and 2-3additonal analog dials..
compare with this
http://www.airliners.net/photo/India---Air/Hindustan-ALH-Dhruv/0874486/M/