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All 36 sats successfully placed in their respective orbits. India also received the contract a launch a further 36 for OneWeb.

I've never seen any other newly-developed Indian ballistic missile system tested with this frequency in this short a time. Something's definitely unique about this system that they're not talking about.

It's because they don't want to step on the toes of their Chinese masters. Because China claims Aksai Chin and the exact extent of claim on Ladakh is unclear at the international level. Earlier, Pakistan used to claim all of Ladakh, inclusive of Aksai Chin. The new map drops that claim so as not...

FYI, that's not PTI's office but that of the National Security Advisor of Pakistan. The map was declared official by gazette notification. No, there's no parallel to be drawn between that and some people who hold no official position dreaming about being the next Alexander Dugin.

By the way, the fact that Pakistan's arsenal is a global concern is not something that Pakistan's own Army doesn't know. They know very well, and the fact that concerned powers could enact military actions to "Snatch & Grab" the warheads is part of Pakistan Military's strategic considerations...

Are you seriously drawing a parallel between what some fanboys do on Twitter and that which is adopted as official policy by the Govt? Because this is what Pakistan did under PTI govt: Imagine saying territories you never even claimed since 1947 are now yours and then making them official map...

Not to mention putting a nuclear delivery system in the hands of a Brigade commander is a recipe for disaster. This on top of the nuclear arsenal having zero civilian control or oversight. The Army junta is still in control of everything, not the "elected" government. Lets not forget this is...

The problem with Biden is that you can never know when something he says is a result of a policy decision and when it's the dementia talking. I also heard that there was a resolution tabled in the House that seeks to recognise the 1971 Genocide of Bangladeshis. Something tells me the US is not...

Wrong thread.

Vikrant is out at sea with a Western Fleet carrier group!

I was just editing the post LOL. Read now. Yes - Fincantieri is a consultant and it's very apparent that it's a DDX-based design, there's quite some changes though. Currently the plan seems to be for 5 ships.

Interesting tid bits from this promotional video of Next-Generation Combat Management System (ostensibly intended for NGD and NGF programs): Could this be a conceptual render of the 10,000-13,000 ton NGD, unofficially known as the Project-18 DDG? Few observations: This is definitely...

Technical glitch in the core stage - launch postponed by one day to 23 October. Pics of the 36 sats encapsulated in the nose fairing:

Some more new pics:

New pics dropped from induction event: And a cool video:

First Pinaka export: Private companies to lead from front India's first export of the indigenous Pinaka multi barrel rocket launchers (MBRL) will see private sector companies leading from the front, with the bulk of the order to be executed by industry partners that have established production...

The government-to-government contract, valued at about Rs 2,000 cr, is learnt to have been signed earlier this month. Supplies to be fast-tracked according to Armenia's requirement. SNEHESH ALEX PHILIP 29 September, 2022 03:12 pm IST Pinaka MLRS system New Delhi: Armenia has signed a contract...

Indian Navy press release Two Diving Support Vessels (Nistar and Nipun) being built by Hindustan Shipyard Ltd, Visakhapatnam were launched on 22 September 2022 by Mrs. Kala Hari Kumar, in presence of Adm R Hari Kumar, Chief of the Naval Staff who presided over the ceremony as Chief Guest. VAdm...

So is South Korea...but when the time came to obtain tech the Americans weren't willing to share i.e. missiles, they went to Russia of all countries for assistance. (KMSAM is a modified 9M96E and Hyunmoo-2 is a modified Iskander-E...the same tech tree has now spawned SK's submarine-launched...

As I said, if at all there is cooperation in the nuclear weapons field, it will not be in terms of supply of material - Japan has enough of that. It would be in terms of offering infrastructure for off-site cold testing. The Japanese public is not likely to be okay with testing close to cities...