New Delhi, Nov. 2 -- India's new chief of the air staff, Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit, on Sunday outlined the Indian Air Force's top priorities, placing the indigenous Tejas light combat aircraft (LCA Mk-1A), expected to enter service shortly, alongside the LCA Mk-2 and advanced medium combat aircraft (AMCA) programmes at the forefront of its modernisation drive. Restoring the IAF's combat strength through a renewed push for indigenisation will be his "foremost task," Dixit said, in his first public comments after taking over as the 29th IAF chief. "The Tejas Mk-1A and Mk-2, AMCA (a fifth-generation stealth fighter jet), and Indian weapons and sensors are our highest priority. We will fight with Indian solutions, and we will hold them in numbers that meet our operational demands.," Dixit said.P4...