Indian Navy Corvette collided with Russian Navy hospital ship

[gslv mk3]

This thread shows the inferiority complex of some people...

An Indian corvette scrapes a Russian hospital ship while being maneuvered by tugs, guided by a pilot.

And look at the reactions...blaming everything from Indian navy's professionalism to the ships themselves..

Then please explain loss of a warship every 5 years.

Who lost one warship every 5 years ?

 

[hussain0216]

Still vastly inferior in both quality & quantity

Our tanks dont break down like yours did in Russia

We dont flip warships

After, rustom, insas, arjun, tejas and bunch of other indian junk a indian has no right to speak of quality

 

[gslv mk3]

Our tanks dont break down like yours did in Russia

We dont flip warships

After, rustom, insas, arjun, tejas and bunch of other indian junk a indian has no right to speak of quality

Apni Aukaat mein rah...you can't build an effing warship or a military truck without China...without CKD assembly..

We have an indigenous defence shipbuilding Industry that have the capability to build anything from aircraft carriers to SSBNs to destroyers.

Try acquiring a frigate as capable as our older Brahmaputra class..or just shut up.

 

[Paranoid Android]

Then please explain loss of a warship every 5 years.

Which warship did we lose last 5 years?

 

[Shiji]

It's Clearly the corvette that struck the Russian ship.
And just for the sake of reading

The INS Agray was cut into half in 2004 when a crew member tossed a misfired anti-submarine rocket overboard.

 

[gslv mk3]

The INS Agray was cut into half in 2004 when a crew member tossed a misfired anti-submarine rocket overboard.

13 years old news about a 600 tonne corvette. Try better.

 

[doe33]

It's Clearly the corvette that struck the Russian ship.
And just for the sake of reading

The INS Agray was cut into half in 2004 when a crew member tossed a misfired anti-submarine rocket overboard.

every 5 years.

Is that taught in Madrassa?

 

[Shiji]

Which warship did we lose last 5 years?

INS Sindhurakshak
INS =Indian Naval Ship No?
Further read

 

[gslv mk3]

The INS Agray was cut into half in 2004 when a crew member tossed a misfired anti-submarine rocket overboard.

From an article from dailytimes.com.pk, written by a butthurt PAF Gp. Captain.

INS AGRAY on her review position ready for PFR-2011, the Indian President's Fleet Review off Mumbai.

Yeah, we can understand the butthurt, after the news about INS Aridhaman came out.

 

[Shiji]

Is that taught in Madrassa?

Personal attacks, can't defend professionally?
Don't worry won't come down to your level.

 

[Paranoid Android]

Our tanks dont break down like yours did in Russia

We dont flip warships

After, rustom, insas, arjun, tejas and bunch of other indian junk a indian has no right to speak of quality

Most of those projects were shut off due to lack of funding from govt or foreign lobbying.BTW relevant industries are growing up very fast.Our navy was in same condition in past.Now look at it.
HAHA Irony that jokes coming from who even import screws.

 

[doe33]

From an article from dailytimes.com.pk, written by a butthurt PAF Gp. Captain.

INS AGRAY on her review position ready for PFR-2011, the Indian President's Fleet Review off Mumbai.

Yeah, we can understand the butthurt, after the news about INS Aridhaman came out.

This is how military fed propaganda works.

 

[Shiji]

From an article from dailytimes.com.pk, written by a butthurt PAF Gp. Captain.

INS AGRAY on her review position ready for PFR-2011, the Indian President's Fleet Review off Mumbai.

Yeah, we can understand the butthurt, after the news about INS Aridhaman came out.

Quoted from india today so

http://m.indiatoday.in/story/indian...worrisome-for-national-security/1/301409.html

 

[gslv mk3]

Quoted from india today so

yawn...now explain this...

https://dailytimes.com.pk/124191/india-downplaying-nuclear-submarine-launch/

Given the incidents onboard IN S/Ms, the notion of placing nuclear weapon onboard INS Aridhaman; when made repeatedly in the media would draw unnecessary questions. Nuclear reactors require special handling. Even advanced navies like the US or Russia have faced problems and criticism. To expect India to be accident free in view of its dismal track record and penchant for substandard safety training and demonstrated tendency to violates SOPs is tantamount to placing a razor in the hands of a monkey. Pakistan must not let its guard down but should not be overly worried at IN’s expansion.



Meanwhile...

 

[Paranoid Android]

Quoted from india today so

http://m.indiatoday.in/story/indian...worrisome-for-national-security/1/301409.html

You still couldn't prove every 5 year claims but cherry picking 13 years old articles.