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Govt clears transfer of land for defence research centre The government today approved transfer of a portion of land and building of erstwhile National Instruments by Jadavpur University (West Bengal) to the DRDO for setting up a defence research centre. The transfer of a portion of land and buildi...

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Why? Is it anywhere close to being viable for a F137 class engine (as opposed to a long term research project)? For the record, given our current core competencies, developing a Global Hawk-type HALE UAV is a far less ambitious project than developing an analogue to the turbofan that powers it. Sau...

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Ramayana not a work of fiction Ramsevak Kol, a tribe from the Sidhi district of Madhya Pradesh, stands head and shoulders above other Indians. Genetic studies prove that he is one of the descendants of King Guha of Ramayana. An international team of researchers consisting of geneticists, anthropolo...

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We're not on the cusp on developing a high thrust turbofan engine. Not even close. If we want something in the Global Hawk class, we need to import it. And as and when we get around to developing one domestically, we'll still need something similar to the F137. Remind me again what we are going to ...

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Tell me the advantages, we already know why Murica wants us to be a part of MTCR now that we have demolished it and shoved it right back in it's paper smitten ass. There are missile & UAV components (particularly engines) that would become available, not just from the US but also UK & Franc...

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I am not referring to Actuator case but something else. Our UAVs are nowhere close to US or Israeli drones. We need better UAVs - to be effective in war or peace situations. need not compare with what US has or what US has supplied to neighbors. The bolded parts are contradictory, make up your mind...

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There are missile & UAV components (particularly engines) that would become available, not just from the US but also UK & France. These are "advantages" ??? In missile segment DRDO has already set a target of 2022 to free India from any technical black hole and the only remaining ...

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Development is slow and limited, as most of the items are restricted. Things that can be used on LCA, cannot be openly used on Rustom. My point being, we usually associate MTCR with missiles. We are getting to being self sufficient on missiles. But we may need entry to catch up on UAVs. My reply

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Development is slow and limited , as most of the items are restricted. Things that can be used on LCA, cannot be openly used on Rustom. What do you mean by limited development ??? The Rustom is almost ready to be flown so whatever restricted items there was have either been developed or solutions h...

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Sagar G: it was a common info in all the articles. :lol: If its intentional FUD from Military Intelligence, then great! But just like with Kargil, 26/11 and Terror Boat, our media has the nasty habit of trying to pry out sensitive information instead of keeping their trap shut Wise men know how tru...

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Prem Kumar wrote:Already, too many details have been divulged. Like SF marching/crawling through the jungles for the last 5 Km.

Are you sure that's true ???

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Legitimate critiques from the first post article. If someone has facts to counter, please do so. Start counterstrike Mistake 1 - Legitimate and Firstpost in the same line. Mistake 2 - Attributing self attested "factually correct" certificate to Firstpost article. Mistake 3 - Based on Mist...

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Just saw your post ramana saar, last reply from me in this thread.

A Deshmukh wrote:MTCR puts restrictions on Missiles and UAVs.

Surprise surprise we are making them inhouse !!!

A Deshmukh wrote:For UAVs we need to import. this is restricted currently.

MALe, HALE, Armed UAV's under development as well. What's your point ???

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That is because we still need a lot of tech from abroad. We cant make everything on our own country. It is like taking some membership card of some city club..if you are properly attired and follow the rules, you may be allowed to enjoy the prilileges of the club. Or else other members will gang up...

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Frankly, while the same exercise a decade or more ago would have been worrisome from the point of domestic R&D, at this point with core competencies developed there really isn't much of a downside to joining the MTCR and NSG. Tell me the advantages, we already know why Murica wants us to be a p...

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LOL! This is not about imports. It is a gaand mein ungli I see this action as a cynical two edged one. India wants to enter MTCR regime because it can now mass produce missiles that go well beyond that range. India is saying: "Ok you have this little club with your rules. Let us into the club ...

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India applies for membership of Missile Technology Control Regime that controls missile & space tech NEW DELHI: Abandoning years of hostility, India has formally applied for the membership of Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), a West-dominated elite club of 34 countries that controls tra...

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Resident Pakistanis say, Myanmar operation by Indian Army: Congress asks Centre to stop jingoism Former union minister and Congress leader Anand Sharma on Thursday criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party-led (BJP) NDA government for publicising the army’s operations in Myanmar and said that jingoism a...

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^^^ What bakseesh saar we have our own state of the art NBC suit Mk.5 and I have frankly no idea what super duper generator is going to be researched by India and Murica. These low hanging techs were chosen to get the ball rolling (I think pretty lame though) and Murica doesn't have the balls nor th...

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chem-bio suit and generator agreements

WTF is this shit ???

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Excellent videos BTW, fingers crossed that Kalyani group is the manufacturer of ATAGS and not OFB and supplants OFB. The ATAGS order is going to be so big that it wouldn't be possible for a single company to deliver all in the tight time frame that our bhooka nanga artillery will demand, plus it's ...

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Get out of 'white man' syndrome; give industry visibility of revenues for defence 'Make in India': Ex-DRDO chief Avinash Chander What is your take on government's special focus on the defence sector under 'Make in India'? First of all, Make in India is an imperative, it is unavoidable. India has be...

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Of course there were the intel guys but over the years I have across many news articles both in national and local papers about MP ATS busting some module here and there in MP and they did crush SIMI in that state with their top leadership getting arrested one by one.

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Busted ISIS module in Ratlam was targeting RSS, BJP leaders The first ISIS module busted by the security agencies in Ratlam last month had plans to target RSS and the BJP leaders and police officers. In an IB-led operation backed by sustained investigation and follow up of leads, the Madhya Pradesh...

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FIR against Assam artist for offensive painting of Krishna https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CChyyUPXIAAWYnv.jpg A little-known artist in Assam has invited the wrath of some Hindu organisations which have lodged complaints with the police accusing him of depicting lord Krishna in an offensive manner in o...

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^^^ Bharat Forge supplies Kaveri engine parts, so why exactly shall GTRE dhoti shiver ???

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India to have 70 super computers for high-level research The government has begun the process of having 70 super computers in the country, which will enable high-level research in different fields for not only government agencies but also the private sector. The super computer will help India do re...

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India developing atomic clocks for use on satellites The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is developing rubidium-based, high-precision atomic clocks for use in its next series of navigation satellites , ISRO Chairman A.S. Kiran Kumar said on Wednesday. The ISRO is building the seven-satell...

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^^^ Better than Hastelloy X, comparable to Nimonic 90.

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^^^ Saar new development onlee so will take years for them to materialize into a product. DMRL had developed 3rd gen superalloy way back in the late 90's, so that's what is probably going into our new engine programme.

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A new class of cobalt based superalloys that can rival nickel based superalloys In a series of publications, the research group at department of materials engineering led by Professor K. Chattopadhyay has discovered a new class of cobalt based superalloys that are free of tungsten. These alloys hav...

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If Rajat Pandit and Manu Pubby can be defence journos, a Suhel Seth can dip his nose in as well.. Atleast those two have been presstituting w.r.t. defence for years !!! When the hell did Suhel Seth write anything about defence ??? Is he the new evolution of Indian presstitutes ??? The "Univers...

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Hot on Mars, but short everywhere else by M Matheswaran ISRO’s steadily killing India’s digital dreams with its inability to provide satellite support, even for television While ISRO’s recent Mars mission was a superb success, the latest CAG report (2014) tells a different tale — about the organisa...

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Huh wut ??? Suhel Seth, Defence Journo ??? WTF is happening to the world !!!!

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Been saying it from the beginning, 8 hours endurance will just not cut it especially as they replace the searchers. Rustam 1 was meant only as a TD till IN showed interest in inducting the same and they are the one's who will order it not IA. Saurav Jha @SJha1618 · May 19 The Indian Navy rather tha...

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The above article is more of a sad note by a coconut than what the headline seems to suggest. I would go a bit off topic now since the coconut author and the agency she works/worked for caught my attention. The list of partners provided on their website establishes their true identity as mere poodle...

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Again, you are missing the point. The researching agency is making a method to convert it. This is about whether it makes sense to do so given the losses involved. If you can find a source that addresses this specific point, then that's addressed. None of this addresses that: Don't take it personal...

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AFAIK Jatropha fuel is still under research, it would be premature to make any kind of comment about it other than what the researching agency is saying.

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Ok I dug some info about the same from their site and they are ready to commercialize their technology so they are pretty serious about it . Waste Plastics to fuel & Petrochemicals To develop a fully feasible process for the conversion of waste plastics (polyolefin’s) to value added hydrocarbons...

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^^^ Do you have details about how CSIR guys have done it ??? Has the research regarding the same reached a dead end establishing that converting plastic to liquid fuel will end up costing more than the expected output ???

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