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paintgun

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MwRYum said:
They certainly knows that so those ain't the problem, the real problem is "the journey" itself, the "how we get there" part of the problem, which the Indians have demonstrated repeatedly how they hopelessly failed in executing it.
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What do you think about the absence or lack of responsibility shouldering and supervising from the stakeholders surrounding the Tejas programme, organizations like ADA, HAL, IAF, MoD.

They should have created a super committee or a supervising body to make sure the program runs on target and on schedule, and bear the responsibility when it fails to.

A tall demand in such a corrupt bureaucratic environment i admit, but it is one way forward
 
MwRYum

MwRYum

Major
paintgun said:
What do you think about the absence or lack of responsibility shouldering and supervising from the stakeholders surrounding the Tejas programme, organizations like ADA, HAL, IAF, MoD.

They should have created a super committee or a supervising body to make sure the program runs on target and on schedule, and bear the responsibility when it fails to.

A tall demand in such a corrupt bureaucratic environment i admit, but it is one way forward
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One more layer of red tape won't solve their problem, though I'd fancy something like "line their entire cadre of management and planning in front of the wall and get done with it" kinda of solution...to make it hit home line their families for the second volley.
 
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paintgun

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really want them to be accountable, hold hostage to their wallets and bank accounts and comfy government positions

a select committee from each of the stakeholders' top position to bear the burden of responsibility and shame if it fails will put pressure to accomplish the project.

more pictures, looking good indeed :

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kyanges

Junior Member
paintgun said:
really want them to be accountable, hold hostage to their wallets and bank accounts and comfy government positions

a select committee from each of the stakeholders' top position to bear the burden of responsibility and shame if it fails will put pressure to accomplish the project.

more pictures, looking good indeed :

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That thing looks F-111 sized! :p .
 
plawolf

plawolf

Lieutenant General
paintgun said:
What do you think about the absence or lack of responsibility shouldering and supervising from the stakeholders surrounding the Tejas programme, organizations like ADA, HAL, IAF, MoD.

They should have created a super committee or a supervising body to make sure the program runs on target and on schedule, and bear the responsibility when it fails to.

A tall demand in such a corrupt bureaucratic environment i admit, but it is one way forward
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Does anything like that happen at any level of Indian government? Part of the problem with Indian military projects is that the biggest organisational and institutional problems that plague them are more the norm rather than the exception when it comes to how things are done in India.
 
MwRYum

MwRYum

Major
plawolf said:
Does anything like that happen at any level of Indian government? Part of the problem with Indian military projects is that the biggest organisational and institutional problems that plague them are more the norm rather than the exception when it comes to how things are done in India.
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And makes you wonder "why they never learned"....
 
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