In a major leap toward self-reliance in defense technology, India is set to develop its very own fifth-generation fighter jet—the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) . In a historic move, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved an innovative execution model for the indigenous stealth fighter programme. This model brings together Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and private industry players in a competitive framework, marking a significant shift in how India approaches military aviation manufacturing. This bold initiative comes at a critical time, as China has already fielded two fifth-generation fighters , and reports indicate it will supply 40 J-35 stealth jets to Pakistan . Against this backdrop, fast-tracking the AMCA has become an urgent national security imperative. AMCA: India’s Indigenous Stealth Fighter Dream The AMCA project , spearheaded by the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) under the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) , received its l...
In a groundbreaking move, the Indian government has signed an agreement to utilize parliamentary data for training advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models. This initiative aims to harness the vast repository of legislative information to develop AI systems that can enhance governance, policy analysis, and public engagement. This blog delves into the implications of this pact, exploring how parliamentary data can be leveraged in AI development, the potential benefits and challenges, and the broader context of AI integration in public administration. The Significance of Parliamentary Data in AI Development Parliamentary data encompasses a wide array of information, including legislative proceedings, debates, bills, committee reports, and more. This rich dataset reflects the socio-political landscape, public policy decisions, and governmental priorities over time. Integrating such data into AI models offers several advantages: Enhanced Policy Analysis : AI can process and analyze lar...