4 indian paramilitary soldiers killed by maoist

[Murgah]

https://www.dawn.com/news/1473888/m...n-paramilitary-soldiers-in-chhattisgarh-state

 

[war&peace]

Wow, MAOIST also want freedom from the oppressive regime. None wants to be part of hindutva state. @Tom M

 

[Murgah]

modi make india great again as trump make usa

 

[Möbius Curve]

https://www.dawn.com/news/1473888/m...n-paramilitary-soldiers-in-chhattisgarh-state

Good riddance! More Endian's need to be Ended!

 

[Murgah]

Good riddance! More Endian's need to be Ended!

they are on self distractive mood

Wow, MAOIST also want freedom from the oppressive regime. None wants to be part of hindutva state. @Tom M

soon khalistan movement will start

 

[Azadkashmir]

must be pakistan it can never happen in india, isi propaganda

 

[war&peace]

they are on self distractive mood


soon khalistan movement will start

InshaAllah. I really feel sorry for our oppressed Sikh brothers. Destruction of the golden temple really showed the intolerance and hatred of the Hindus towards Sikhs.

 

[Imran Khan]

modi ki army ka koi haal nhi idher udher marty phir rahy hain

 

[N.Siddiqui]

India is planning a fake surgical strike on China.

Hasn't got the balls to mention China.

 

[Three_Kingdoms]

India is planning a fake surgical strike on China.

Hasn't got the balls to mention China.

The slumdogs have their own wet-dreaming ambitions all the freaking time:

India planning missile to target all of China from south bases: US report
India's nuclear strategy, which has traditionally focused on Pakistan, now appears to place increased emphasis on China, two US experts claimed.

Updated: Jul 14, 2018, 02.24 PM IST



India continues to modernise its atomic arsenal with an eye on China and the country's nuclear strategy which traditionally focused on Pakistan now appears to place increased emphasis on the Communist giant, two top American nuclear experts have said.

An article published in the July-August issue of the digital journal- After Midnight has also claimed that India is now developing a missile which can target all of China from its bases in South India.

India is estimated to have produced enough plutonium for 150-200 nuclear warheads but has likely produced only 120-130, wrote Hans M Kristensen and Robert S Norris in the article- "Indian nuclear forces 2017".

India's nuclear strategy, which has traditionally focused on Pakistan, now appears to place increased emphasis on China, the two experts claimed.

While India has traditionally been focused on deterring Pakistan, its nuclear modernisation indicates that it is putting
increased emphasis on its future strategic relationship with China," they wrote.

"That adjustment will result in significantly new capabilities being deployed over the next decade that may influence how India views nuclear weapons' role against Pakistan," they said.

Noting that India continues to modernise its nuclear arsenal with development of several new nuclear weapon systems, the two experts estimate that New Delhi currently operates seven nuclear-capable systems: two aircraft, four land-based ballistic missiles, and one sea-based ballistic missile.

"At least four more systems are in development. The development program is in a dynamic phase, with long-range land- and sea-based missiles emerging for possible deployment within the next decade
," it said.

India is estimated to have produced approximately 600 kilograms of weapon-grade plutonium, sufficient for 150-200 nuclear warheads; however, not all the material has been converted into nuclear warheads, it said.

Based on available information about its nuclear-capable delivery force structure and strategy, we estimate that India has produced 120-130 nuclear warheads, the article said adding that the country will need more warheads to arm the new missiles it is currently developing.

Kristensen and Norris said that the two-stage, solid- fuel, rail-mobile Agni-2, an improvement on the Agni-1, which can deliver a nuclear or conventional warhead more than 2,000 kilometres is probably targeted on western, central, and southern China.

Although the Agni-4 will be capable of striking targets in nearly all of China from northeastern India (including Beijing and Shanghai), India is also developing the longer- range Agni-5, a three-stage, solid-fuel, rail-mobile, near- intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of delivering a warhead more than 5,000 kilometres (3,100-plus miles), it said.

"The extra range will allow the Indian military to establish Agni-5 bases in central and southern India, further away from China," the research article said.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...unanswered-questions/articleshow/65495707.cms