- Out of 20,833 total judges working in district and subordinate courts across all states and union territories, 9,534 (about 46%) belong to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC).

- Tamil Nadu leads: Of 1,234 sanctioned judges in district and lower courts, 1,205 (97.6%) are from reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC).

- Puducherry follows closely: 88.5% of judges are from reserved categories.

- Karnataka: Over 88%, with 996 out of 1,129 judges from SC/ST/OBC.

- Telangana: About 69%, with 307 out of 445 judges from reserved categories.

- Meghalaya: Nearly 95%, with 54 out of 57 judges from reserved categories.

- Andhra Pradesh: 64% from reserved categories.

- Chhattisgarh: 63% from reserved categories.

- Kerala: About 59% from reserved categories.

- Uttar Pradesh (relatively balanced among northern/Hindi-speaking states): 54%, with 1,414 out of 2,640 judges from reserved categories.

- Madhya Pradesh: 49% from reserved categories.

- Rajasthan: 45% from reserved categories.

- Punjab: About 40% from reserved categories.

- Delhi: Only 108 out of 837 judges (low representation) from SC/ST/OBC.

- Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh: About 29% from reserved categories.

- Haryana: 31% from reserved categories.

🏭 Licensed assembly in India (HAL Nashik), like the Su-30MKI program.

💻 Access to avionics source code

🔧 Engine tech transfer (Izdeliye 177S) → local production at HAL Koraput, including single-crystal turbine blades + FADEC.

🛰️ Stealth know-how → radar-absorbing materials + RCS reduction methods.

🚀 Weapons integration → Indian weapons + Russian R-37M and Kinzhal compatibility

🧪 R&D support for India’s AMCA program.

✈️ Openness to joint development of a two-seat variant.

- ~300TB data 
- 86M audio files (OGG 160kb/s) 
- Metadata for 256M tracks (~99.6% catalog)