While his behaviour is rather aggressive and weirdly defensive towards the current government. One thing Prasad said is true though. You cannot simply throw large sum of money and expect the result to manifest by time like it's magic. Success, especially in complex endeavours like developing a jet engine, demands far more than just financial investment. It requires a well-thought-out, meticulously planned, and sustained programme that encompasses every aspect of research, design, testing, and manufacturing. A dedicated and comprehensive jet engine development initiative must be established, with clearly defined objectives, timelines, milestones, and accountability mechanisms. This includes assembling expert teams, investing in the right infrastructure, and fostering collaboration across disciplines. Without a structured roadmap and long-term vision, resources are likely to be wasted, efforts duplicated, and progress delayed. True innovation and self-reliance in such a high-technology sector come from consistent focus, institutional support, and strategic execution, not ad hoc spending. It is only through such a disciplined, all-encompassing approach that meaningful, sustainable results can be achieved. And precisely for lack of this the current administration should be criticised.