What a pathetically ran programme. The people in charge must be held responsible for the delay and fired. Yes people may argue it has given us a lot of technologies and all, but with this much time on most other countries the results yielded would have been considerably more.
Reasonable comments to me.
Obsolete by the time it enters service and the AMCA is going to be another comedy show.
Don’t see why Tejas should be obsolete by the time it enters service. The inability of the management of this project to manage the project is obvious to those of us not inured to the Indian government way of doing things. Years of easily avoidable delay to FOC, yes. Obselete at FOC, no.
AMCA promises to be a disaster in the sense that unless lessons are learnt from the Tejas project (which does not promise to be the case), there are no grounds to think that similar chaos will not ensue.
Sell it to the Mahindra’s or Tata’s and see them turn it around easy.
I suspect that any serious industrial concern operating in the real world (that’s a place where if you don’t have half decent project management, you don’t survive long) would have run the Tejas programme far, far more professionally. If you want to get results, you need to operate through structures, cultures and people capable of getting results.
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