Bharat Rakshak

Almost everyone here indicates that there is a cost differential between the Agni S/R and Agni L/R. I disagree . I think those of you who believe that are missing out one of the biggest items and that is the command and control system needed to maintain these missiles on full alert (especially if yo...

Sahastra Paki strategist's are dumbass morons. If they were good strategists they would seek an equitable peace settlement with India and get on with building their lives, instead of provoking a showdown with India. These so called strategists have their head buried in the sand. Whats their record o...

Stepping into paki shoes i see no damn difference between agni s/r and agni l/r. After all both have the potential to smoke paki a$$ to the high heaven if they are stupid enough to make india to use this capability. So the only explanation can be that the pakis think that this test can be classified...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by bala: <p>Huh? Spoken like a true Puki. We have KR Sai fretting over 9km vs 4km Trishul missile and Chupunkar doing the same with Agni 2 and Agni 1. The tag team is back. Brilliant. I hope you g...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by merlin: 1. The Agni II costs more than the Agni I. 2. Agni II's spent first stage will fall in Indian territory when fired westwards into Pakistan, unless it is fired over the Arabian sea and a...

Given the likelihood that I will be flamed in this particular debate, i still stand behind my statement that Agni 1/SR gives us no(additional) second strike capability. This capability (only vis a vis Pakistan) already existed in Agni II/(0riginal)/LR. What additional mobility/survivability does Agn...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by k r sai: fyi. Not for techies like arun<p> http://spaceboy.nasda.go.jp/note/Rocket/E/Roc_e.html <hr></blockquote><p>Japan has a space shuttle ? Or is that a future space shuttle program?

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Arun_S: Unlike Agni, Prithvi is capable of changing trajectory (at 5 waypoints) to confound ABM system (if any) and prevent the enemy . This abelity is due to not only the re-startable liquid e...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Victor: ACM, now Marshall of the Air Force Arjan Singh will remember two posters I made for his farewell party in Nagpur in 1968. I was a 16 yr old airforce brat then. Congratulations <hr></blo...

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Johann:

something(s) was fired....yatta yatta yatta...

<hr></blockquote><p>yawn so was (were) the test(s) successfull ? yawn

Market decides what the valuation of a currency should. Revaluing a currency will only stick if the market believes in this. Instead of wasting political effort in this sort of crap the GOI would be better off to implement the second set of reforms 1) Freeing the real estate market 2) Removing restr...

Whats the reason for the increase in the weight of the T-72 following the upgrade ? Has this anything to do with the kanchan armor ?

It looks like the DRDO has it hands full on with the following tank projects 1) Assembling / Manufacturing of the T-90 2) Upgradation of the T-72. (BTW whats the schedule on this look like) 3) Manufacture of Arjun (124 ?)<p>Whats the status of the T-72 upgrade project ? It looks that is the most cos...

So does this mean that the Arjun tank is not a lemon and that it will be actually fielded on the front-lines unlike the vijayanta tanks which are held in reserves to inflate the numbers ?