Highlights

  • Government has received Rs 134 crore from CONCOR as dividend tranche...

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  • New Delhi: Anup Chandra Pandey appointed as new Election Commissioner..

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  • New Delhi: LIC Chairman M R Kumar got nine-month extension from Govt..

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  • New Delhi: India Oil Refiners Shut for Work Before Likely Demand Pickup..

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  • PFC extended 3 crores support for construction of Dr. KB Hegdewar School..

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  • New Delhi: NBCC signs MoU with ALIMCO to contribute 100.62 lacs..

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  • New Delhi: BDL received order of Rs 372.98 crore to supply MRSAM Missile..

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  • New Delhi: Market-Cap of all good PSUs stood 19.45 Lakh..

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  • New Delhi:GAIL honored with Golden Peacock Award..

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  • New Delhi: HSCC's agreement of worth 1,800 crore for upgradation medical projects..

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Dr D K Sunil

Dr Sunil joined HAL in 1987 as a Management Trainee and has about 37 years of experience in varied roles in the company contributing significantly to design, production, quality enhancement and customer support.

Under his leadership, new technologies were developed like Radar Power supply, Voice Activated Control System, Combined Interrogator Transponder which have become new growth areas for the company. A trailblazer in collaborations, Dr Sunil was instrumental in forging partnerships with institutions like IIT Kanpur for datalinks and IIIT Hyderabad for voice recognition technologies. His visionary approach strengthened HAL's position in cutting-edge technologies. 

During his tenure in Mission Combat Systems R&D Centre in Bengaluru, he led teams focused on ground breaking projects such as Active ESA Radar, Automatic Flight Control System for Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) and Mission Computers for helicopter and fighter platforms.

His extensive design expertise spans from the equipment level to system-level projects for both aircraft and helicopters, covering the entire spectrum of design activities at HAL's design centers. 

Under his strategic guidance, HAL successfully obtained release of military certification to the HTT 40 aircraft program, secured pivotal projects such as the Indigenous Multi-Role Helicopter (IMRH) for the Indian Air Force and Army as well as the Utility Helicopter Maritime (UHM) for the Indian Navy.