jagjitnatt
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brother i was thinking the same thing and was that joke meant to be funny
I think now its a little funnier.
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brother i was thinking the same thing and was that joke meant to be funny
Ahh! I was just waiting for someone like you to troll and spoil the party. Seriously how much do they pay you to do this?
One hate comment can start a whole war of words. I just can't find a reason to bash each other. I don't understand why one opens a thread just to insult another country and not a distant country but our own neighbor and our brothers.
What is hatred gonna give back? Nothing except more hatred.
Anyways, at the end of day I am just one guy wanting some peace and don't wanna destroy this great forum with personal hate and rubbish threads.
Indias first nuclear submarine, INS Arihant, has gone to the high-seas for an extended trial, indicating that the boomer is on course to be inducted by the Navy by 2011.
One of Indias top secret defence projects for over three decades, INS Arihant with a 80 Mwe nuclear reactor at its core, was launched in the water in last July. The sea trial, which began a few months ago, will be carried out for more than a year in different conditions to test the endurance and performance of the nuclear submarine, which is capable of staying under water for months, sources told Deccan Herald.
Once inducted, INS Arihant will be the third leg of the nuclear triad enabling India to have retaliatory second strike capability from the sea. At the defence research and development organisations annual awards function attended by Defence Minister A K Antony, DRDO chief V K Saraswat mentioned INS Arihant as a significant technology achievement.
For obvious reasons Saraswat, did not mention anything about the two other nuclear submarines, which DRDO is constructing at the moment.
The hull of the second boomer is under construction at an L&T facility in Gujarat. The Visakhapatnam shipyard was recently brought under the defence ministry to secretly carry out the construction activities.
with a 80 Mwe nuclear reactor at its core
Or Without ?
Is there a real basis for this doubt? except for some anti-India ranting articles from across the border.
ndia's Nuclear Sub Doesn't Have Working Reactor Yet
by K.S. Jayaraman
India's nuclear submarine INS Arihant, launched on July 26, does not have a "working nuclear reactor" yet, says a nuclear scientist familiar with the project almost since its start.
"If any of you are under the impression that it made contact with water with an actual reactor fitted inside its hull you are mistaken," the scientist told IANS.
The scientist echoes a report in Defense Professionals Daily, a German online publication, which says Arihant "currently is little more than a floating hull" without nuclear propulsion or weapons systems. The scientist, who did not want to be named as he was not authorized to speak to the media, was clarifying media reports implying that Arihant is propelled by nuclear power and that India has become the sixth nation to operate nuclear subs.
"I think the media did not correctly report what was told to them by the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), or the officials deliberately did not want to be explicit beyond a point," he said.
The reports had said that Arihant is fitted with a nuclear power plant that is a replica of the secretly built 80-MW reactor at Kalpakkam near Chennai that was shown to the media Aug 2.
Arihant is fail, seems like another Tejas project is coming our way... Sigh*