What was Pakistan's Response to Mian Channu Brahmos Missile Incident on March 9, 2022
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On my recent visit to the UK I was walking to the shops. A group of Pakistani kids were walking on the other side and the there was ugly Indian guy damaging car mirrors and being a nuisance. Randomly he started swearing at the the tallest in the gang of Pakistani kids who walked up to the Indian and slapped him so hard the guy fell to the floor holding his face. I couldn't stop laughing and thought if it was another race they would have stomped and battered the Indian on the ground.Bhai meri tange kapni lagi thi after 27th...... Good day.. Such a small incident, waste of time to discuss.
But the similar video found... Just like meri tange kaap rahi thi
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India has gone a path of nuke strike first in 2017 and this "accidental" nuke missile firing was part of this doctrine to probe and analyse Pakistan's defenses. The Indian's successfully calculated Pakistan's response and successfully violated our airspace and defeated our defenses.
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WASHINGTON: There is increasing evidence that India could launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike to prevent Pakistan from using the option first, says an expert.
“India will not allow Pakistan to go first. And that India’s opening salvo may not be conventional strikes trying to pick off just Nasr batteries in the theatre,” Vipin Narang, an Indian-origin nuclear strategist from the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), told a seminar in Washington on Monday.
Nasr is a vehicle that Pakistan uses for carrying its tactical battlefield nuclear warheads.
India would launch “a full ‘comprehensive counterforce strike’ that attempts to completely disarm Pakistan of its nuclear weapons,” Dr Narang said.
He explained that policy-makers in New Delhi decided to go for the nuclear option to ensure that “India does not have to engage in iterative tit-for-tat exchanges and expose its own cities to nuclear destruction”.
Mr Narang said he was not basing assessment on fringe extreme voices such as those of Bharat Karnad or retired Indian Army officers frustrated by the lack of resolve they believe their government had shown in multiple provocations.
This assessment, he said, was based on what he learned from no less than a former Strategic Forces Command C-in-C Lt Gen B.S. Nagal and from the highly respected and influential former National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon.
“We may be witnessing … a ‘decoupling’ of Indian nuclear strategy between China and Pakistan. The force requirements India needs to credibly threaten assured retaliation against China may allow it to pursue more aggressive strategies — such as escalation dominance or a ‘splendid first strike’— against Pakistan,” Dr Narang said.
The MIT expert argued that the conventional wisdom that a nuclear war in South Asia could start with a terrorist attack from Pakistan may no longer be valid.
The conventional wisdom envisages that a strong Indian reaction to a terrorist attack from Pakistan would lead to Islamabad using its tactical nuclear weapons to slow down the Indian offensive, Dr Narang explained.
“India then promises what most presume is massive counter-value retaliation against Pakistani cities, leaving aside how credible or incredible that might be. This is how nuclear first use would unfold in South Asia,” he added.
But Dr Narang argued that this “conventional wisdom” might not be true any longer.
Speaking at the Carnegie International Nuclear Conference in Washington on Monday, he said that India was willing to reverse its stated no-first-use policy if it feared a nuclear attack was imminent. But a pre-emptive Indian strike, however, would target Pakistan’s nuclear installations, not urban centres, he added.
But nuclear experts in Washington warned that a strike on nuclear installations could be equally devastating as it would wipe out the adjacent urban centres as well. The experts also pointed out that Pakistan was a thin strip of land where nuclear installations were not far from urban centres.
The mainstream Indian media — including some of its leading newspapers — prominently displayed Dr Narang’s warnings on their websites. The Hindustan Times reported that Dr Narang told the conference “there is increasing evidence” to support his claim that “India will not allow Pakistan to go first”.
Published in Dawn, March 22nd, 2017
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Secret Nuclear city of India at ChallakereThe Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) estimates that currently, India has around 90 to 110 nuclear weapons while Pakistan has estimated reserves of 120 and China has around 260 nuclear weapons.
As everyone knows that India is surrounded by those countries which are equipped with nuclear weapons. So in such conditions; it seems mandatory for India to have all the arrangements for its security.
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According to a news published in a US journal; India is building a top-secret nuclear city at Challakere village in Chitradurga district of Karnataka. The American journal claims that the construction of this secret nuclear city began in 2012 and was likely to be completed by the end of 2017.
Image source:Oneindia Tamil
This secret city is being called the Aeronautical Test Range (ATR). It is being operated by Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO). It is being said that nuclear scientists are secretly working here day and night. Magazine also claims that India is using this facility to make thermonuclear weapons.
The American journal published the report about the construction of the secret nuclear city by India on the basis of the image captured by the American Space Agency "NASA". The spokesperson of NASA said that the captured satellite image is more similar to a nuclear plant.
“According to the retired Indian government officials and independent experts sitting in London and Washington; the prime motive of India behind this secret city is to give India an extra stockpile of enriched uranium fuel that could be used in new hydrogen bombs, also known as thermonuclear weapons.”
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This nuclear facility will add an additional reservoir in India's energy-rich uranium fuel, which can be used in new hydrogen bombs.
Experts say that this project will include the features of the nuclear facilities, atomic research laboratories, nuclear weapons and aircraft testing. Thus the main purposes of this project are; expansion of nuclear research, the production of fuel for India's nuclear reactors, and the supply of nuclear fuel for new submarines and Nuclear power plants.
According to former Australian nuclear chief John Carlson, India is one of the three countries which are preparing materials for nuclear weapons; the other two countries are Pakistan and North Korea.
The expansion of India’s thermonuclear program would position the country alongside the United States, United Kingdom, China Russia, France, and Israel which already have significant stockpiles of such weapons.
In the end, it is necessary to note that the Indian government has denied the fact that any such secret nuclear facility is under construction. Nothing can be said accurately about it.
But a lengthy investigation by the Center for Public Integrity (CPI), including interviews with local residents, military officers, senior and retired Indian scientists connected to the nuclear program, and foreign experts and intelligence analysts have verified the existence of this secret city.
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India may use nuclear option first to pre-empt attack: expert
India’s opening salvo may not be conventional strikes trying to pick off just Nasr batteries in the theatre: MIT expert.
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India may use nuclear option first to pre-empt attack: expert
The Newspaper's Correspondent Published March 22, 2017 26WASHINGTON: There is increasing evidence that India could launch a pre-emptive nuclear strike to prevent Pakistan from using the option first, says an expert.
“India will not allow Pakistan to go first. And that India’s opening salvo may not be conventional strikes trying to pick off just Nasr batteries in the theatre,” Vipin Narang, an Indian-origin nuclear strategist from the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), told a seminar in Washington on Monday.
Nasr is a vehicle that Pakistan uses for carrying its tactical battlefield nuclear warheads.
India would launch “a full ‘comprehensive counterforce strike’ that attempts to completely disarm Pakistan of its nuclear weapons,” Dr Narang said.
He explained that policy-makers in New Delhi decided to go for the nuclear option to ensure that “India does not have to engage in iterative tit-for-tat exchanges and expose its own cities to nuclear destruction”.
Mr Narang said he was not basing assessment on fringe extreme voices such as those of Bharat Karnad or retired Indian Army officers frustrated by the lack of resolve they believe their government had shown in multiple provocations.
This assessment, he said, was based on what he learned from no less than a former Strategic Forces Command C-in-C Lt Gen B.S. Nagal and from the highly respected and influential former National Security Adviser Shivshankar Menon.
“We may be witnessing … a ‘decoupling’ of Indian nuclear strategy between China and Pakistan. The force requirements India needs to credibly threaten assured retaliation against China may allow it to pursue more aggressive strategies — such as escalation dominance or a ‘splendid first strike’— against Pakistan,” Dr Narang said.
The MIT expert argued that the conventional wisdom that a nuclear war in South Asia could start with a terrorist attack from Pakistan may no longer be valid.
The conventional wisdom envisages that a strong Indian reaction to a terrorist attack from Pakistan would lead to Islamabad using its tactical nuclear weapons to slow down the Indian offensive, Dr Narang explained.
“India then promises what most presume is massive counter-value retaliation against Pakistani cities, leaving aside how credible or incredible that might be. This is how nuclear first use would unfold in South Asia,” he added.
But Dr Narang argued that this “conventional wisdom” might not be true any longer.
Speaking at the Carnegie International Nuclear Conference in Washington on Monday, he said that India was willing to reverse its stated no-first-use policy if it feared a nuclear attack was imminent. But a pre-emptive Indian strike, however, would target Pakistan’s nuclear installations, not urban centres, he added.
But nuclear experts in Washington warned that a strike on nuclear installations could be equally devastating as it would wipe out the adjacent urban centres as well. The experts also pointed out that Pakistan was a thin strip of land where nuclear installations were not far from urban centres.
The mainstream Indian media — including some of its leading newspapers — prominently displayed Dr Narang’s warnings on their websites. The Hindustan Times reported that Dr Narang told the conference “there is increasing evidence” to support his claim that “India will not allow Pakistan to go first”.
Published in Dawn, March 22nd, 2017
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India is building a top-secret nuclear city at Challakere village in Chitradurga district of Karnataka. Challakere is called Oil City with numerous
Is India making a Secret Nuclear City in Challakere, Karnataka?
India is building a top-secret nuclear city at Challakere village in Chitradurga district of Karnataka. Challakere is called Oil City with numerous edible oil mills around the city and also Science City.HEMANT SINGH
UPDATED: MAY 11, 2020 12:31 IST
Secret Nuclear city of India at Challakere
As everyone knows that India is surrounded by those countries which are equipped with nuclear weapons. So in such conditions; it seems mandatory for India to have all the arrangements for its security.
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According to a news published in a US journal; India is building a top-secret nuclear city at Challakere village in Chitradurga district of Karnataka. The American journal claims that the construction of this secret nuclear city began in 2012 and was likely to be completed by the end of 2017.
Image source:Oneindia Tamil
This secret city is being called the Aeronautical Test Range (ATR). It is being operated by Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO). It is being said that nuclear scientists are secretly working here day and night. Magazine also claims that India is using this facility to make thermonuclear weapons.
The American journal published the report about the construction of the secret nuclear city by India on the basis of the image captured by the American Space Agency "NASA". The spokesperson of NASA said that the captured satellite image is more similar to a nuclear plant.
“According to the retired Indian government officials and independent experts sitting in London and Washington; the prime motive of India behind this secret city is to give India an extra stockpile of enriched uranium fuel that could be used in new hydrogen bombs, also known as thermonuclear weapons.”
What is an Interceptor missile and how it is useful
This nuclear facility will add an additional reservoir in India's energy-rich uranium fuel, which can be used in new hydrogen bombs.
Experts say that this project will include the features of the nuclear facilities, atomic research laboratories, nuclear weapons and aircraft testing. Thus the main purposes of this project are; expansion of nuclear research, the production of fuel for India's nuclear reactors, and the supply of nuclear fuel for new submarines and Nuclear power plants.
According to former Australian nuclear chief John Carlson, India is one of the three countries which are preparing materials for nuclear weapons; the other two countries are Pakistan and North Korea.
The expansion of India’s thermonuclear program would position the country alongside the United States, United Kingdom, China Russia, France, and Israel which already have significant stockpiles of such weapons.
In the end, it is necessary to note that the Indian government has denied the fact that any such secret nuclear facility is under construction. Nothing can be said accurately about it.
But a lengthy investigation by the Center for Public Integrity (CPI), including interviews with local residents, military officers, senior and retired Indian scientists connected to the nuclear program, and foreign experts and intelligence analysts have verified the existence of this secret city.
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Go and type on Google: Anuj Kumar Taliyan, an Indian Army Havildar
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You need to double-check because most probably he was Pakistani only and preventing as Indian due to reputation..... Well, I can make such thousands of stories.
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Nope, definitely South Indian. You Indians act tough when you are in hundreds. You get indoctrinated through Bollywood/Hollywood crap that you are supermen until you get brought down to earth. I got a video of the incident but don't want to release it to save the Indian embarrassment.
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you got only one...i have got by Pakistani accepting that they are preventing as Indian in other foreign countries.... let's start.. 1...2..3... go
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I have never seen an Indian win a street fight in the UK or USA except against another Indian lol.
I can tell you another experience I had. Two white dudes outside Brent cross station had accosted an Indian (this was when I was working at a Uni in London, my leather jacket days lol). He was saying he didn't want to fight and looked scared. As he was outnumbered I went to back him up to ensure it was a fair fight. Luckily the white guys walked away and the Indian was relieved.
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Can i tell you my 10 experiences where I saw the Pakistani people's situation in other countries?
Where I donate some rupees so that they can feed themselves.
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Cheap Indian , you can't and don't want to face reality , now go and find a toilet in your slum.
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Neutral Action !!
OhThey destroyed our trees and killed one of our crows who was an ISI agent.. This is murder.
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