1960s video showing Indian nuclear material production

[karan21]

Atomic Fuel India - YouTube

Didn't know India could do it back then. Interesting

 

[livingdead]

Good find...
why does doordarshan always use sitar and santoor in everything... while showing flower show and garden it might be okey....

 

[mastaan]

Precious little is known about India's rare earth metal capabilities and real reserves of fissile material. Having done a stint at BARC and having known some special metallurgists, I can only say that India is one of the most severly underrated countries when it comes to rare earth metals, radioactive material and metallurgy capabilities!

 

[HRK]

Atomic Fuel India - YouTube

Didn't know India could do it back then. Interesting

India was in Atomic field since 1948.... Homi J. Bhabha was the first one to convince Mr. Nehru to pursue atomic ambitions......

Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha, realizing the immense potential of nuclear energy as a viable alternative source for electric power generation, launched the Indian Nuclear Programme in March 1944.

http://www.barc.gov.in/about/index.html

 

[danish_vij]

India was in Atomic field since 1948.... Homi J. Bhabha was the first one to convince Mr. Nehru to pursue atomic ambitions......

and he died within few years
he died in a plane crash! in 1966

 

[HRK]

and he died within few years
he died in a plane crash! in 1966

ISI.......

 

[Brahmos_2]

ISI.......

No Way..

 

[HRK]

No Way..

Y not..... He was an Indian nuclear scientist believe me mate

Ok trolling aside he was a fine and exceptional example in South Asia in the field of advance scientific research...at that early stages

 

[chairborne ranger]

India was in Atomic field since 1948.... Homi J. Bhabha was the first one to convince Mr. Nehru to pursue atomic ambitions......

Before the 1990s, india was highly committed to use it only for peaceful purposes. The first successful test was in 1974 . You might actually be interested to know that indira gandhi even conversed with your premiere on the possibility of sharing this technology.

 

[Brahmos_2]

Y not..... He was an Indian nuclear scientist believe me mate

Ok trolling aside he was a fine and exceptional example in South Asia in the field of advance scientific research...at that early stages

It was in 1966 bro & i dont think that ISI was powerful enough to do such an operation..If that incident was planned, it must be the CIA.

 

[HRK]

Before the 1990s, india was highly committed to use it only for peaceful purposes. The first successful test was in 1974 . You might actually be interested to know that indira gandhi even conversed with your premiere on the possibility of sharing this technology.

Dear Mr. Homi was in nuclear weapon research since 1944, India had capability of developing nuclear weapon in late 1950s......would refer you to read CIA reports and cables in this regard....

for second bold part ???

 

[HRK]

It was in 1966 bro & i dont think that ISI was powerful enough to do such an operation..If that incident was planned, it must be the CIA.

I know dear....but its not fun to visit any India related thread where ISI is not blamed.....BTW I don't think CIA was involve either.....

 

[dray]

Good find...
why does doordarshan always use sitar and santoor in everything... while showing flower show and garden it might be okey....

To convince the world that India's atomic research is for peaceful purposes!

Precious little is known about India's rare earth metal capabilities and real reserves of fissile material. Having done a stint at BARC and having known some special metallurgists, I can only say that India is one of the most severly underrated countries when it comes to rare earth metals, radioactive material and metallurgy capabilities!

India is underrated in most fields, but in reality you pick up any particular field; and India is there among the top few.

 

[HRK]

Some useful links for Nuclear program for early stages .......

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB187/IN01.pdf

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB187/IN05.pdf

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB187/IN11.pdf

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB187/IN16.pdf

http://www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB187/IN08.pdf

hope would be helpful to understand the Indian capabilities in this field in late 50s and 60s......

 

[Brahmos_2]

I know dear....but its not fun to visit any India related thread where ISI is not blamed.....BTW I don't think CIA was involve either.....

CIA may be involved..because they cant accept a Soviet ally to become nuclear..