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  1. nitesh

    India joins Ballistic Missile Defence Club

    What is the problem here? At any given point of time minimum of 2 interceptors will be sent to destroy incoming missile. Also it can be launched in salvo mode so the kill probability will be high. And all the tests are bang on target. So I don't understand any logic behind the thinking of "not...
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    India joins Ballistic Missile Defence Club

    India needs an indigenous missile shield | Deccan Chronicle India needs an indigenous missile shield March 20th, 2009 By Arun Kumar Singh The pro-American lobby is “upset” with President Obama concentrating on US’ primary interests — overcoming the recession, Iraq...
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    India acquires Israeli spy satellite

    ^^ Buddy it is clearly mentioned that the satellite will provide the imagery to us. There is no under table thing here :). But DDM from NDTV are giving an unnecessary spin.
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    India acquires Israeli spy satellite

    bloody DDM strikes again, we are launching Israel's satellite not acquiring it The Hindu : Front Page : ISRO gearing up to put Israeli satellite in orbit CHENNAI: A Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is getting ready to put in orbit Israeli...
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    India joins Ballistic Missile Defence Club

    The Week Next: Surveillance radars in space INTERVIEW/DR V.K. SARASWAT, CHIEF CONTROLLER (MISSILE SYSTEMS), DRDO The ballistic missile interceptor is Saraswat's latest baby. As DRDO's programme director, he had spearheaded the concept of theatre defence systems and the integration of national...
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    Indian Space Capabilities

    Discovery of New Microorganisms in the Stratosphere Three new species of bacteria, which are not found on Earth and which are highly resistant to ultra-violet radiation, have been discovered in the upper stratosphere by Indian scientists. One of the new species has been named as Janibacter...
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    Indian Navy Chief Admiral Sureesh Mehta Spells Out Vision 2022

    Navy invites bids to build drydock in waterbed
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    Bhuvan: India's answer to Google Earth and Wikimapia

    Guys Bhuvan will not be used in any militay option is is commercial use only. For use in military check IRNSS
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    India to Deploy active Nuclear Defence within 2 years.

    Please check this The Patriot Missile. Performance in the Gulf War Reviewed
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    Negotiating with moderates in taliban

    The point is, is there any moderate? Taliban say Obama's call on moderates illogical | Reuters
  11. nitesh

    Pakistan: A Flawed Idea - M J Akbar

    Things are not rosy guys: Simon Tisdall: How the west could 'lose' Pakistan | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
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    India to Deploy active Nuclear Defence within 2 years.

    Failed? PAC 1 had intercepted the scuds? Didn't?
  13. nitesh

    DRDO' s AWACS programme may take a hit

    Well check the Arjun thread the things are looking different now Neo. Regarding LCA it has been clarified n number of times and still you are coming with the same argument :) LCA is not waiting for kaveri. The current batch is with GE404IN20 engine next batch will be with whatever engine...
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    DRDO' s AWACS programme may take a hit

    What is this asim? I work in the same industry (I am a telecom guy most of IT companies as my customer). Consultants are invited depending on the project not that it is a phenomena. I don't know how you can shoot such a statement. You have written what you feel well world does not thinks like...
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    For Indian war planners, is the PAF their worst fear?

    Can't make head and tail of it! Why Russia can't be part of the venture? MTCR never stopped anything! Interesting. How?
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    For Indian war planners, is the PAF their worst fear?

    Ok so you have given the answer the point is any MTCR signatory country can't transfer technology to other country which is not a signatory of MTCR whihc exceeds the range of 300kms but the reverse can not be applied. Now BrahMos tech was given to India where seeker and control software from...
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    For Indian war planners, is the PAF their worst fear?

    Anoop, just curious what makes you so firmly believe that the range of BrahMos 2 is no more then 300km? Is it just the name BrahMos or something else? Especially when there is no confirmation on the range portion. What makes you so firmly believe that the range can not be more then 300km
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    For Indian war planners, is the PAF their worst fear?

    Good that you contribute but I have my share of problems with that one time somebody changed the Prithavi page to say India is in possession of more than 10000 of it. Although restored after some time. Any source which can be altered anonymously can not be trusted.
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    For Indian war planners, is the PAF their worst fear?

    Wikipedia is a source which can be modified by almost any one hence I requested some other links. I know TU 142 are operated by IN so no need for them Well regarding the pity statement unfortunately IN thinks that it is useful for that duty only. And why they need to use TU 142 for delivering...
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    For Indian war planners, is the PAF their worst fear?

    Well it's your opinion and you are free to have that. Well It was malay's opinion no goivernment official has ever siad the BrhaMos II is getting developed specifically for China. Right?
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