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The Hindu Business Line : Naval air base to tackle piracy Naval air base to tackle piracy In its bid to tackle the problem of piracy in the Gulf of Aden, India is to set up a naval air base in Muscat, and the Omanese authorities are believed to have cleared India’s proposal in this...

BATMAN, I don't understand how you reached the conclusion that "airframe change" will be needed?

The Hindu News Update Service India's first fast breeder reactor to be ready next year After over two decades of work, India's first nuclear reactor that will breed more fuel than it consumes will be ready next year, say senior officials at the Kalpakkam nuclear complex 80 km from here. The...

malay we are not the de facto nuclear power we are de jure sort of nuclear power so there is some anbiguity here and there :)

The same old news getting reported here and there with twists to show DRDO in a bad light. First of all DRDO has said that they identified the problem and second test will be on February. It takes time to figure out that weather the test is completely successful or some where missed. Army has...

Failed test and rocketing costs: Army says no to Brahmos missile Failed test and rocketing costs: Army says no to Brahmos missile New Delhi: The recent failure of the 290-km-range Brahmos missile to hit a pre-defined target and the high over-run in its production cost has put a question mark...

http://www.ptinews.com/pti%5Cptisite.nsf/0/14D2B2CE59AF4E5C6525754F001D44F9?OpenDocument Russia successfully orbits spacecraft with Indian payload Moscow, Jan 30 (PTI) Russia today successfully launched its CORONAS-Photon spacecraft with Indian payload to study the Solar activity and...

Well from existing plutonium only we are going to have our first prototype ready in Tamilnadu right. It's getting used buddy but what we need is a series of reactors maily PHWR which will use uranium and produce plutonium and then use this plutonuim to mix with thorium to produce electricity...

pls don't mix up things. It is clear that there will be two types of reactors one will be on strategic side which will not be open to any one. And other is on Commercial side which will be open to inspection . Here who so ever is opening up plant needs to guarantee then fuel supply otherwise...

The Hindu : National : Is there water-ice on the Moon? Is there water-ice on the Moon? Staff Reporter BANGALORE: Do the permanently shadowed polar regions of the Moon contain water-ice? This is one of the many questions that a group of 70 scientists — from the Indian Space Research...

what are you smoking? Who gives you plutonium? Too incoherent to respond

no if the company/country which is getting contract should ensure life time fuel supply guarantee. Otherwise should not get the contract.

I support India joining as only full member with veto otherwise not much of use.

Yeah these two only I referred :) Any way decision is taken no problem but this kashmir issue is something where we can't come to any conclusion. This is bound to create flame baits :)

AM what happened? Are you on a killing spree or what ? :)

India to sign IAEA inspection agreement on Monday - diplomat India to sign IAEA inspection agreement on Monday - diplomat South Asia News Jan 29, 2009, 16:00 GMT Vienna/New Delhi - India is set to sign its nuclear inspection agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on...

check the PM and email me please

domain-b.com : Chinese threat to Indian space assets Chinese threat to Indian space assets news 29 January 2009 Chinese attempts to militarize space are being taken note of by an alarmed Indian defence establishment By Radhakrishna Rao With all the three wings of the Chinese...

India boosts arms modernisation after Mumbai - International Herald Tribune India is speeding a nearly $1 billion (704 million pounds) domestic weapons development programme to modernise its armed forces, the defence research department said on Thursday, following renewed tensions with Pakistan...

India boosts arms modernisation after Mumbai - International Herald Tribune India is speeding a nearly $1 billion (704 million pounds) domestic weapons development programme to modernise its armed forces, the defence research department said on Thursday, following renewed tensions with Pakistan...