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Shastra Puja is an ancient Indian covenant: strength is sacred, and so is the restraint that governs it. Good intentions...
20/10/2026

Shastra Puja is an ancient Indian covenant: strength is sacred, and so is the restraint that governs it. Good intentions alone cannot preserve peace. A nation must possess both the character to exercise power wisely and the capability to defend what it holds dear.

A storm is gathering across the world. Established orders are being unsettled, dependencies weaponised, and assumptions about security and sovereignty tested. cannot afford to believe that prosperity alone guarantees protection. Our answer must be neither fear nor slogans, but competence, cohesion and the determination to build.

I have spent a lifetime around aircraft — flying them, engineering them, building enterprises around them, and trusting them with human lives. The cockpit taught me something that has never left me: courage without judgement is recklessness, and confidence without competence is dangerous.

The same is true of nations.

This year, HOVERIT’s Mk3 achieved its maiden flight with an indigenous Indian jet engine. From concept to first flight in less than a year. Alongside Mk1 and Mk2, it represents a growing family of Indian-engineered unmanned systems. But the aircraft is only the visible achievement. The greater victory is the competence being created behind it.

As gives way to , I think of the light we owe future generations. To our engineers, technicians and test crews; to our partners and the UP Defence Corridor; and to the men and women in uniform for whom these capabilities are being developed — this celebration belongs to you.

May strengthen our courage and conscience. May Diwali bring lasting light, prosperity and harmony to every home.

कर्म एव प्रमाणम्।
The proof is not the promise.
The proof is the flight.
जय हिन्द। 🇮🇳

Do something your age cannot explain. Learn to fly. Build something that has no guarantee of working. Run through a dese...
11/10/2026

Do something your age cannot explain.

Learn to fly. Build something that has no guarantee of working. Run through a desert. Climb the mountain. Hang horizontally from a steel bar and have a completely unreasonable argument with gravity. Whatever you do, never become predictable.

There is an unwritten script for ageing. At twenty, begin. At thirty, accelerate. At forty, establish yourself. At fifty, consolidate. Then, almost imperceptibly, we are expected to exchange curiosity for caution, difficulty for comfort, and the unknown for things we already know we can do. What a spectacularly boring way to use a life ... I want the opposite.

There is a peculiar danger in becoming accomplished. You can begin living on evidence of what you have already done. Titles earned. Companies built. Aircraft flown. Patents granted. Investments made. Mountains climbed. Yesterday’s difficult things slowly become today’s credentials.

Gravity is wonderfully unimpressed by all of them.

It does not care about your résumé, reputation or age. It has no interest in who you used to be. It asks one brutally honest question: what can you do now? ... I love that question.

Youth was never the . Curiosity was ... has no expiry date. Neither does courage. Neither does reinvention. Neither does our right to begin again. So whatever number sits beside your age, leave something beyond you. One mountain unclimbed. One skill unconquered. One idea audacious enough to frighten you. One dream unreasonable enough to make your pulse rise.

will keep pulling. will keep counting ... Let them ... Don’t grow old proving who you were ... dangerous discovering who you can still become.

Some photographs are about the people in them. This one, for me, is about the institution they represent. Standing with ...
08/10/2026

Some photographs are about the people in them. This one, for me, is about the institution they represent. Standing with me are two former Chiefs of the Indian Air Force — Air Chief Marshal V.R. Chaudhari and Air Chief Marshal R.K.S. Bhadauria. In September 2021, one handed command of the to the other. Between them are more than ~10,000 flying hours and two very different journeys through Indian air power.

Air Chief Marshal Chaudhari flew air defence missions during Op Meghdoot (Siachen) and Op ( ), commanded the MiG-29 “First Supersonics” and Western Air Command, helped oversee India’s Rafale programme, and eventually led the IAF.

Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria, a Sword of Honour winner and experimental test pilot, flew 26 aircraft types and helped take Tejas through its formative flight-test years before becoming Chief himself — only the second test pilot to lead the IAF.

Different aviators. Different journeys.
The same Air Force. The same flag.

And that, to me, is what we celebrate today. The Indian Air Force is not its aircraft alone. Aircraft change. Technologies become obsolete. Threats evolve.

What endures is the institution — its standards, its discipline, its courage, and its ability to turn generations of young Indians into people capable of carrying extraordinary responsibility.

Flying teaches you something the ground rarely does: altitude can be gained in minutes, but judgement takes a lifetime.

For 94 years, the IAF has turned that judgement into an institution. And its next chapter must be even more ambitious.

To young India: don’t only look up and admire the aircraft crossing our skies.

Build what flies there next. Build the engine. Write the flight-control code. Forge the alloy. Design the radar. Build the satellite. Fly the machine. Defend the nation. You do not have to wear a uniform to serve India. But whatever you choose to do, do something worthy of her.

To those who built the IndianAirForce, those who guard our skies today, and those who will take it higher tomorrow. Happy 94th Indian . 🇮🇳

नभः स्पृशं दीप्तम् — Touch the Sky with Glory. Jai Hind.🫡

20/09/2026

. The . Alone.
doesn’t diminish after fifty. It becomes more personal. Solo ascents. High-stakes flying. Endurance runs. At some point, you stop asking what you can prove to the world — and start asking a harder question: what can I still demand of myself?
No crowd. No medal. No audience. Just the , the distance, and a promise I had made to myself.
Comfort is a terrible way to grow old. Give me steeper , harder skies and longer roads.
I intend to age at the edge of my limits.

Some rooms do not issue press notes. They set the frame the press notes later live inside. ISpA’s National Advisory Comm...
16/09/2026

Some rooms do not issue press notes. They set the frame the press notes later live inside. ISpA’s National Advisory Committee is one of those rooms. It does not run the Indian space programme. It does something quieter and more consequential: long-term strategic guidance for the growth, security and sustainability of the ecosystem — policy, capital, industry structure, and the defence-civil seam that most forums treat as two different conversations.

At New Delhi, that seam was in the same frame. Departments and ministries. Relevant bodies. Industry. And all three Services. Not as guests of but as co-owners of the same problem set: how India funds, builds, protects and sustains space capability in a world that is re-pricing orbits as fast as it re-prices alliances.

I was asked to put capital on the table — not slogans. Investment structures as they actually work. What “sovereign” means when it meets a term sheet, a limited-partner mandate, an export-control regime, and a production timeline. Current realities: where Indian space startups can raise, where they stall, and why readiness (TRL and MRL) is still treated as a slide instead of a valuation instrument. And the part that will decide the next decade whether we write it into the model or not — geopolitics. Quad, BRICS, IMEC, export regimes, contested LEO, the tightening of PNT and ISR as national instruments. Groupings will shape who can sell to whom, who can fly with whom, and which Indian programmes remain Indian when the capital is foreign.

NavIC, DefSpace, startup funding — these are not separate agenda items. They are one system. A navigation constellation without a capital stack is a briefing. A startup without a sovereign definition is a valuation event waiting to be acquired. A defence requirement without an industrial path is a import by another name.

It was a privilege to watch that room stay on the hard questions. Quiet institutions, shared commitment, and the discipline to talk about money and power in the same sentence — that is how an ecosystem becomes durable.

The next decade in space will not be won by launches alone. It will be won by who owns the stack when the weather turns.

मम हृदये वस देव, बुद्धिं देहि, बलं देहि, शान्तिं देहि॥Dwell within me, O Lord. Grant me wisdom, strength, and peace.May ...
15/09/2026

मम हृदये वस देव, बुद्धिं देहि, बलं देहि, शान्तिं देहि॥
Dwell within me, O Lord. Grant me wisdom, strength, and peace.

May guide your , courage strengthen your , and remain within. Wishing you a blessed 🙏

27/08/2026

कर्म एव प्रमाणम्। Karma alone is proof.
In aerospace and defence, there comes a moment when the presentations end.
The calculations have been made. The simulations have run. The components have been manufactured. The systems have been integrated.
Then the machine has to fly.
This is Divyastra Mk3. A dot in the sky, holding its line against the clouds, for a few seconds that mean more to me than any deck I have ever presented.
When we started building at HoverIT, the ambition was never to assemble another defence platform from imported building blocks. The question was harder: can Indian engineers design critical capability here, manufacture it here, integrate it here — and make it fly?
Mk3 is part of our answer. A jet-powered loitering mu****on, conceived and built in India, powered by an Indian-developed jet engine, taken from a blank sheet to flight in under a year. It’s being reported as the first Indian loitering mu****on to fly on an indigenous jet engine.

25/08/2026

कर्म एव प्रमाणम्। 🇮🇳 Karma alone is proof.
Drawings can impress. Simulations can convince. Presentations can promise.
But eventually, the machine has to fly.
Divyastra Mk3. In flight.
A jet-powered loitering mu****on conceived and built in India, powered by an Indian-developed jet engine — from blank sheet to flight in under a year.
But the “first” matters less than what it proves.
भारत कठिन तकनीक बना सकता है। भारत उसे परख सकता है। और भारत उसे उड़ा सकता है। (India can build it. Test it. Fly it.)
Self-reliance is not a slogan.
उसे design करना पड़ता है। बनाना पड़ता है। परखना पड़ता है। और अंततः — उड़ाना पड़ता है। (It has to be designed. Built. Tested. And finally — flown.)
Behind these few seconds is a team that did exactly that.
Proud of them.
कर्म एव प्रमाणम्।
We build what India was told to buy. 🇮🇳

For a few minutes, a nation held its breath.Three years ago today, a machine built in India descended through the silenc...
23/08/2026

For a few minutes, a nation held its breath.

Three years ago today, a machine built in India descended through the silence and settled near the lunar south polar region.

Chandrayaan-3 was never only about the Moon. It was evidence of what patient institutions and engineering discipline can build over decades.

Rocket hardware once travelled by bicycle and bullock cart. Now it travels to the Moon, Mars and the Sun. But the real transformation isn't the missions — it's the architecture underneath them.

ISRO built more than rockets. It built a nation's confidence in engineering, and proved that sovereignty accumulates patiently — mission by mission.

That confidence is becoming industry. Hundreds of young teams now build launch systems, satellites, sensors and orbital infrastructure. But the number that matters isn't how many exist — it's what survives, what reaches real readiness, what stays Indian.

Physics doesn't negotiate with quarterly targets. A prototype is not a product. Deep technology needs patient capital and institutions willing to think in decades, not quarters.

Sovereignty doesn't mean building everything alone. It means knowing what to own, what to share, and where dependence becomes a vulnerability.

Done well, this all becomes invisible — a farmer making a better decision, a disaster seen earlier, a crowded orbit kept safe. That's when space truly matters: not when we marvel at it, but when we stop noticing how much it has already improved life below.

The sky was never the limit. It was the first workshop.

Happy National Space Day. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳

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