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I am already aware of the sources of the pictures. Bro, no one ever claimed INSAS to be a world class rifle. I posted those pics to highlight the wide usage of INSAS, including CT Ops in J/K. All these negate anti-INSAS arguments, INSAS is a decent rifle and one must give credits where its due...

^^ Updated INSAS INSAS in CT Ops @ Kashmir

Infantry has been using INSAS widely in the valley as well as for LOC deployements widely. AKs are preferred by RR for the advantage of 7.62 mm rounds in CT scenarios. And about the statement in bold, you are talking as if IA inducted INSAS yesterday and are replacing them today! INSAS has been...

My friend, all of us will have their own sources or reasons to hate or love stuff. If you go other Indian forums such as Defence Forum India, there are members who are privileged to have first hand experiences with our armed forces, probably more than you, who are ardent supporters of INSAS. I...

TAVOUR, as you know is a bullpup rifle and holds the advantage of easy carrying, ergonomics and optics. And it costs a lot more than INSAS too. And in my knowledge, after AKs, INSAS is the next widely used weapon in CT Ops in Kashmir, Tavour was seen in the valley with the Paras, along with a...

If you are trying to highlight to me the advantage of continuous fire from LMGs, I am already aware of them. However kindly remember that both Mag and Belt fed LMGs have its own advantages as well as disadvantages. It was IA's choice to have Mag fed LMGs, OFB has been making belt fed ammos for...

We are seeing updated INSAS rifles in service in more IA units, which means they are still satisfied with the gun. And I hope you don't need to be reminded of the preference given to 7.62mm rounds in CT and CI Ops. INSAS is good standard issue rifle, to be issued to the large number of Indian...

Wrong mate, The M27 Infantry Automatic Rifle used by USMC in the SAW role also uses 30 round Mags

There are no leased "subs", IN has leased a Akula class submarine only. Rest are owned by India. The Akulas are hunter killer nuclear submarines, and equipped with 40+ torpedoes.

This is incredibly great! Congrats to the Chinese men and women behind this feat!

Indigo @ 43, Spicejet @ 87 , Jet Airways @ 75 are the Indian ones. Air India no where to be seen, as expected.

What? All our ships aren't old! All our ships aren't carrying older weapons! We have newer ships with newer weapons too.

This is not a Versus thread, and several of our ships are old and does not carry the latest weapons. But that doesn't make them outdated or ineffective.

Prove your claim that these ships are outdated. Corvettes are not supposed to perform far sea operations, they are not meant for. However IN Corvettes have participated in multinational "farsea" Ops anyway. IN Corvettes usually forms defensive roles, keeping enemy at bay at Ports and Harbours...

This is just stupid and I haven't heard of this before. Usually when a student fails for a paper and later clears it , the marks scored for the cleared attempt is considered. Its a problem with your university man, get to a lawyer. Is your Uni a deemed one or state Gov owned one?

^^^Rajput Class Destroyers (5 in no) Some of the Oldest combat ships of IN, Armed with a Mix of BrahMos and Termits, Pechoras and Baracks Other than these we have, Godavari Class...

I'd suggest you do some research before posting. Corvettes are not just "small ships", they are sleek and deadly. IN usually uses them for defending its harbours and ports. The First ship you posted is INS Kuthar, a Khukri class corvette (4 in no). While having a displacement of 1350...

Go ahead and tell us how these ships are "outdated" ? And you have missed us corvettes.

I too saw what I think is a ramp, thats why I asked :D

Can it be launched from a ramp?