This is what India fear the most about

[kris]

Last I heard we won in 62. . You can choose not to believe it but this was from a think tank in China.


Not sure bro, but according to that analysis they were analyzing the prospect of using dams as war machine, they calculated that the tsunami downstream in India would have equivalent damage as an xkiloton nuclear damage. They said if China can have enough dams, it will cause a cascading effect and destroy India if they choose to, without using nuclear warfare. They then can blame it on dam failure. And if they don't want to destroy India, but controlling India's water supply, they can withheld water. They also calculated that in the next 20-30 years, India will face severe water problem due to groundwater extraction. This will be a powerful economic weapon, can also cause mass starvation in India if needed. They also included the prospect of India attacking those dams, which they say will also destroy India since the water released will flow downstream into India like a tsunami.

It will constitute to war crime
More over maximum catchment area lies within india. So , no problem in long run too

Regarding floods, there is a 6000+ criteria dam down over brahmaputra river.
By sacrificing one or two places all the water upstream all that effect can be reduced.

River linking projects over brahmaputra also will reduce such threats.

Population density around brahmaputra is less & Ganges+Indus rivers are main source of water, I doubt it potential effect as weapon

 

[Kai Liu]

please give some internationally recognized source ??
How about your best friend as source :

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/india-has-fissile-material-for-2-000-warheads.396862/

You call this an internationally recognized source? Even if it is true, it only says you got so much material, nothing else. and how about your so-called H-bomb? you don't call a 50 kilo ton (the maximum yield you ever achieved) bomb a H-bomb ? Do you?

 

[Unknown-V]

not even in your Dream

Chill bro.. Don't take it too seriously.

Who in his sane mind would take this responsibility, as being your vassal also means being responsible for the wellbeing of the vassal.

Yeah I know.. At least India will not be annoying or bragging about supapowa things anymore..

 

[Suriya]

You call this an internationally recognized source? Even it is true, it only says you got so much material, nothing else. and how about your so-called H-bomb? you don't call a 50 kilo ton bomb a H-bomb? Do you?

This was Published in 2009 . With 200KT Hbomb on precision Agni3/4/5s will be 200kt times worse
the casualty china suffered in WW2 and if u don't know China lost 20Million people in WW2

Nukes of 200kt yield possible: Architect of Pokhran-II
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...chitect-of-Pokhran-II/articleshow/5053406.cms

 

[Anish1]

India blocks Malacca straits and entire Chinese industry shredders to a grinding halt. No oil no industry no money, Chinese will cross over to Mongolia and Uzbekistan for employment

 

[Kai Liu]

This was Published in 2009 . With 200KT Hbomb on precision Agni3/4/5s will be 200kt times worse
the casualty china suffered in WW2 and if u don't know China lost 20Million people in WW2

Nukes of 200kt yield possible: Architect of Pokhran-II
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...chitect-of-Pokhran-II/articleshow/5053406.cms

I mean internationally recognized source, and you give me the BS of your own media. I don't want to waste more time on this. You can say whatever, as long as you are happy. Bye!

India blocks Malacca straits and entire Chinese industry shredders to a grinding halt. No oil no industry no money, Chinese will cross over to Mongolia and Uzbekistan for employment

With your shitty navy? Joke of the year..

 

[Han Patriot]

India blocks Malacca straits and entire Chinese industry shredders to a grinding halt. No oil no industry no money, Chinese will cross over to Mongolia and Uzbekistan for employment

Guess what is Gwadar and Djibouti for? Hint upstream of India...

That is mean.
Well we plan to stop their oil as part of unsc embargo.
You can match the timing.

That's why we need Gwadar to be operational as soon as possible, Karachi as the main port is too risky, too near the Indian border, Gwadar is 600km away, enough distance and nearer to the Persian gulf, we have joint naval patrols and choke their oil and gas supply. Unlike China who has diversified supply from Russia and CAR, they are solely dependent on Mideast.

 

[El Sidd]

Guess what is Gwadar and Djibouti for? Hint upstream of India...


That's why we need Gwadar to be operational as soon as possible, Karachi as the main port is too risky, too near the Indian border, Gwadar is 600km away, enough distance and nearer to the Persian gulf, we have joint naval patrols and choke their oil and gas supply. Unlike China who has diversified supply from Russia and CAR, they are solely dependent on Mideast.

I know i know.

But make sure you time it right when we go for the straits of Hormuz.

With Yemen port and Somalian pirates in place.

India is as scared as a claustrophobic golden hen in a cage.

 

[Han Patriot]

I know i know.

But make sure you time it right when we go for the straits of Hormuz.

With Yemen port and Somalian pirates in place.

India is as scared as a claustrophobic golden hen in a cage.

It also seems there is another twist to Hambantota.
http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/2017/07/29/indias-position-as-china-takes-hambantota-port/

As per this analysis, Srisena is playing a shrewd game against India.

 

[Anish1]

I mean internationally recognized source, and you give me the BS of your own media. I don't want to waste more time on this. You can say whatever, as long as you are happy. Bye!


With your shitty navy? Joke of the year..

Dump the mines and end of story.

You keep clearing the mines and we keep laying them again.

 

[El Sidd]

It also seems there is another twist to Hambantota.
http://www.lankaweb.com/news/items/2017/07/29/indias-position-as-china-takes-hambantota-port/

As per this analysis, Srisena is playing a shrewd game against India.

I like how the Indian dream is turning into a very real nightmare.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Wow the people here don't seem to get how water catchment areas work.

The source of the river is almost insignificant to the amount of water the river actually carries.

If you cut of the source, or divert the top head of the river, the bottom keeps flowing, because it gets its water from the middle.

Look at the rain fall pattern in the whole area. Tibet lies at the watershed side of the Himalayas. The water for Indian rivers all comes from rain that occurs in Indian territory.

 

[Anish1]

Guess what is Gwadar and Djibouti for? Hint upstream of India...


That's why we need Gwadar to be operational as soon as possible, Karachi as the main port is too risky, too near the Indian border, Gwadar is 600km away, enough distance and nearer to the Persian gulf, we have joint naval patrols and choke their oil and gas supply. Unlike China who has diversified supply from Russia and CAR, they are solely dependent on Mideast.

Gwadar will only have dead bodies both at sea and inland

 

[El Sidd]

Wow the people here don't seem to get how water catchment areas work.

The source of the river is almost insignificant to the amount of water the river actually carries.

If you cut of the source, or divert the top head of the river, the bottom keeps flowing, because it gets its water from the middle.

Look at the rain fall pattern in the whole area. Tibet lies at the watershed side of the Himalayas. The water for Indian rivers all comes from rain that occurs in Indian territory.

So how do they work?

Gwadar will only have dead bodies both at sea and inland

Tell that to Bugti.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

So how do they work?

In short, a river gathers water as it travels downstream. The rivers path is dependent on the terrain of the land, and the water catchment area.

Cutting the source of the river, or its top end won't matter much for the middle and bottom end, if most of the water that the river carries comes from the middle and the bottom end, which is the case for India.

Look at this map.

Tibet barely receives rainfall, almost all the water India receives come from rainfall in India itself..