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Momentum Builds Around Fifth-Generation Fighter Jets Requirement; Su-57 Front Runner | India News

Momentum Builds Around Fifth-Generation Fighter Jets Requirement; Su-57 Front Runner | India News

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Last Updated:February 23, 2026, 13:17 IST The US-made Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II remains an option, however, concerns persist regarding higher acquisition costs and possible restrictions. Russia Unveils Upgraded Su-57E, Offers India Full Tech Transfer Ahead of Putin Visit The requirement for a fifth-generation fighter aircraft has now become an operational necessity for the Indian Air Force (IAF), with momentum building around the proposal to procure such fighter jets. A decision is expected after the finalisation of the Rafale deal from France. At present, Russia’s Sukhoi Su-57 is considered the front runner, primarily due to cost considerations and India’s existing experience operating the Sukhoi Su-30MKI, making the technology absorption and integration smoother with the Russian platform. “We don’t have many options, and we have our criteria set. Whoever gives us more leverage, we decide in their favour,” a senior defence official privy to the developments told CNN-News18, while clarifying that no final decision has been taken. At a time when China has reportedly test-flown sixth-generation fighters and is planning to supply fifth-generation aircraft to Pakistan, …

Want A BDA Flat In Bengaluru? Residency Requirement Could Soon Drop | Real Estate News

Want A BDA Flat In Bengaluru? Residency Requirement Could Soon Drop | Real Estate News

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Last Updated:January 17, 2026, 16:45 IST By lowering eligibility threshold, BDA hopes to attract more buyers, improve uptake of its housing projects, and make better use of existing residential inventory across the city. One of the key reasons behind the proposed revision is the presence of unsold BDA flats and houses. (Image: Canva) Buying a Bangalore Development Authority flat has traditionally required long-term residency in the city, a condition that has kept many potential buyers out of the process. That may soon change. BDA is considering easing its residency requirement, a move that could open up its housing schemes to a much wider section of Bengaluru’s population. The proposal is still under discussion, but if approved, it would mark a significant shift in how eligibility for BDA flats is determined. What the rule change could look like At present, applicants must show at least ten years of residence in Bengaluru to be eligible for BDA housing allotments. Under the proposed revision, this requirement could be reduced to just two years. Officials say applicants would need …

Informing Accused Grounds Of Arrest Constitutional Requirement: Supreme Court

Informing Accused Grounds Of Arrest Constitutional Requirement: Supreme Court

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Last Updated:February 07, 2025, 23:31 IST In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court on Friday said the requirement of informing grounds of arrest to an accused was not a “formality but a mandatory constitutional requirement”. Supreme Court of India. File Image/PTI In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court on Friday said the requirement of informing grounds of arrest to an accused was not a “formality but a mandatory constitutional requirement”. A bench of Justices Abhay S Oka and Nongmeikapam Kotiswar Singh said non-compliance by the police would amount to violation of fundamental right under Article 22 of the Constitution. “The requirement of informing the person arrested of the grounds of arrest is not a formality but a mandatory constitutional requirement. Article 22 is included in Part III of the Constitution under the heading of Fundamental Rights. Thus, it is the fundamental right of every person arrested and detained in custody to be informed of the grounds of arrest as soon as possible,” it said. The bench therefore held the arrest of one Vihaan Kumar, represented …

UK visa: Higher fund requirement starting Jan 2025 to make it more expensive to study in Britain

UK visa: Higher fund requirement starting Jan 2025 to make it more expensive to study in Britain

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If you are planning to go to the United Kingdom on a student visa next year, then gear up for spending more money. The maintenance money for studying in a university in London is set to be raised to £13,347 (11.17 per cent higher than the current requirement of £12,006) from Jan, 2025 onwards. This is the minimum money which the visa applicant (or his/her sponsor) must show in their bank account for 28 days apart from the money towards tuition. The change has been rolled out in view of the rising cost of living in the UK. At the same time, the students who are planning to study outside London will have to show £10,224 for one year instead of £9,207 now, reflecting an increase of 11.05 per cent from the next year onwards. The change will come into force from Jan 2, 2025 onwards, mentions British government’s official website. “The upcoming hike in maintenance expenses for UK student visas will require Indian students to plan their finances more meticulously. While this may add …

How Sergio Perez went from being the ultimate team man to being surplus to requirement at Red Bull | Motor-sport News

How Sergio Perez went from being the ultimate team man to being surplus to requirement at Red Bull | Motor-sport News

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It was about three years ago that the best tribute to Sergio Perez’s skills in Formula 1 and his value as a driver for Red Bull were uttered in a single line over the cackling static of the radio by his teammate Max Verstappen. “Oh, Checo is a legend,” said Verstappen, after his Mexican teammate had kept Lewis Hamilton at bay from Lap 15 to Lap 21 until the Dutch driver caught up and overhauled Hamilton in the last lap. Verstappen and Hamilton were jockeying for more than just a race win in the season-finale at the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix that day. The duo was also fighting for the 2021 title, which Verstappen did win, thanks to an assist from Perez. Three seasons after being hailed as the ultimate teammate in a sport where most drivers look after their personal interests, Perez will have no seat in the 2025 Formula 1 season. Perez parted ways with the team on Wednesday, after extensive discussions with the team. It was a development many saw coming, …

Google Lowers RAM Requirement for Android TV to 1GB but Raises Baseline for Google TV

Google Lowers RAM Requirement for Android TV to 1GB but Raises Baseline for Google TV

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Google is making a host of requirement changes with regards to the Android TV and Google TV operating systems (OS), according to a report. It is said to have lowered the minimum RAM requirement for running Android TV — the OS which is usually adopted by low-end TVs and streaming devices. Meanwhile, the baseline RAM for Google TV OS has been raised in an attempt to ensure a better quality experience. Google Makes Changes to RAM Requirements According to an Android Authority report, Google has submitted changes to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) to lower the RAM requirement for TVs and streaming devices powered by the Android TV OS. Devices will now be required to have just 1GB of RAM, compared to the previous demand of 1.5GB. Citing sources, the report adds that the Mountain View-based tech giant is working on “optimisations” for making the experience better while dealing with minimal memory. This move is speculated to be in favour of running the Android TV 14 OS on low-end devices which are offered as …

Two-pilot requirement may be eased for helicopter ops | Latest News India

Two-pilot requirement may be eased for helicopter ops | Latest News India

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The central government is discussing a proposal to cut the number of pilots required to fly a single-engine helicopter from two to one, said people aware of the matter, a move that officials hope will be a leg-up for India’s ailing helicopter sector, bring it up to speed with international standards and slash operating costs. Representational image: The central government may cut the number of pilots required to fly a single-engine helicopter from two to one. Also Read: SSB chief gets additional charge as BCAS DG amid bomb threats to airlines At least two officials in the know of the development confirmed that the discussions are based on suggestions from the commerce and industry ministry. Also Read: ‘Deeply concerned with disruptive acts…minor arrested’: Civil aviation minister on threat calls to airlines “The commerce and industry ministry has asked the aviation ministry to look into ways to help the helicopter industry grow,” said one of the officials cited above. Also Read: Helicopter crashes in Pune’s Bavdhan; 2 pilots, engineer killed Experts have pointed out that India, …

Punjab government abolishes NOC requirement for land registration, check details – India TV

Punjab government abolishes NOC requirement for land registration, check details – India TV

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Image Source : PTI Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. In a significant move aimed at simplifying property transactions, the Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, has abolished the requirement for a No Objection Certificate (NOC) for plot registration across the state. The announcement, made just ahead of Diwali, is being seen as a festive gift to residents with an intent to streamline property-related processes and reduce administrative hurdles. The removal of the NOC mandate is expected to ease property registration and make it more accessible and time-efficient for residents. The state government emphasised this measure will not only benefit individuals involved in property transactions but will also boost real estate activity in the region. Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation Bill On Thursday, Chief Minister Mann said Punjab Governor Gulab Chand Kataria gave his consent to the Punjab Apartment and Property Regulation (Amendment) Bill, 2024. Earlier on September 3, the Punjab Assembly had passed the Bill, which aims to do away with the practice of No Objection Certificate (NOC) for the …

Indian Talents To Play In Premier League Ecosystem? Football Legend Bhaichung Bhutia Reveals Key Requirement

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Indian football legend Bhaichung Bhutia made a firm statement regarding the possibility of young Indian talents going to play abroad in the Premier League ecosystem. At an event to celebrate a partnership between Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS) and Premier League giants Southampton on the development of grassroot football in India, Bhutia did not shut down the possibility of Indian players becoming a direct part of Southampton’s football ecosystem, in a candid chat with NDTV. He also echoed the words of India head coach Manolo Marquez in saying that it is necessary to instill the mentality to go abroad among young Indian footballers. Bhutia stated that the partnership with Southampton could lead to Indian talents being a part of the Southampton ecosystem, but added a key factor. Southampton have previously developed talents like Gareth Bale, Theo Walcott and Alan Shearer. “There must be an outstanding talent. We need to start qualifying for U17, U19 and U21 World Cups on merit. If we can develop a highly talented player, the aim is to send …