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and who has India proliferated its nuclear technology to? (so brazenly with US C-130s even)

Quite entertaining though to see lot of Pakistanis at a certain forum, agree with and celebrate Biden/deep state saying this. Some have a masochist pleasure on it too after going all in with the conspiracy theory that their political favourite was removed by US/Pak Army/<insert bogeyman here>...

https://english.kyodonews.net/news/2022/10/928878c248f3-japan-to-export-india-stealth-antennas-equipped-on-new-destroyer.html TOKYO - Japan is planning to export to India stealth antennas equipped on a new Maritime Self-Defense Force destroyer, as the two countries strengthen security...

https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/bangalore/bengaluru-19-seater-aircraft-saras-mk-ii-critical-design-stage-8209132/ The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research-National Aerospace Laboratories (CSIR-NAL), which has undertaken the design, development and certification of the SARAS...

Don't know where this source is from, but India has the same production capacity ~2.8% (of world PV module capacity) as entire Europe (2.8%) or North America (2.4%) , so it really should be on this list somewhere too (ROW is according to IEA around 1.9% of total world)...

Sutton has another good analysis out:

https://www.indianarrative.com/india-news/india-sharpens-its-nuclear-deterrent-with-a-slbm-launch-from-ins-arihant-60737.html India on Friday added new teeth to its nuclear deterrent by test firing a ballistic missile from INS Arihant, its atomic powered submarine. The Arihant is at the core...

Its the base configuration for sure (just look at the concept art already out there, they are much more armoured up). Useful to have at this juncture first to test and check out the traction system thoroughly first.

I guess deep state not being at war with its own president has allowed it to consolidate its time again to matters of actual relative importance.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/indias-heaviest-rocket-to-make-maiden-global-foray-this-month-launch-to-have-several-firsts/articleshow/94691434.cms NEW DELHI: Making its maiden foray into the global satellite launch market, Isro’s heaviest rocket GSLVMK III will launch 36 satellites...

This chip from Kh-101 ALCM, which tried to hit Klitschko bridge on October 10, was made in March 2019, i.e. the missile was even newer. As a rule, the oldest things are used up first. The production is 3 missiles a month. Means Russia has only a few dozen Kh-101s left.

when that putin lackey (medvedchuk) was captured by ukraine....a buddy of mine suggested these essentials to extract info out of him (im quoting him word for word): OK, I need some admin supplies. Duct Tape, CHECK! Jumper cables, CHECK! Fresh Sears DieHard Battery, CHECK! Hollaback Girl, the...

Off top of my head (so I might have gotten something wrong): Veto is used loosely here. Yes technically the commitee can vote against what the commitee chair position is.....but it is very rare given he essentially acts as the whip for his party within the commitee and will have bipartisan...

I believe these countries were the ones that supported Russia (either by direct vote or blank vote) in its attempt to do a secret ballot instead for this (later vote on) annexation condemnation. i.e they didn't want their position on it to go on the record (Russia was probably hoping more...

TR I feel can organise and hedge this properly. Simply has to soundly know where it stands and cost/benefit ratio of (local RnD versus foreign cooperation) various items of difference (between 5th and 6th gen). These have to be worked out and you need the right set of people to work them out of...

Once bitten twice shy, I think TR has learned from this and will incorporate its approach suitably. To me MMU is larger ecosystem (to take forward, maybe the name will alter later) and TF-X is the specific 5th generation fruit within it. i.e MMU is larger and there are lot of areas to...

info on target acquisition, radars, sensors, aerial platforms etc fleshed out in this interview among other matters:

While i was doing some personal research on anti-tank grenades, i came across this @Jackdaws @Joe Shearer et al: https://thewire.in/history/jhirad-bisht-tarapore-khan-four-indian-heroes-of-the-1965-war

Why would MMU suffer. Tempest cooperation would offer a sound pathway to develop and implement next iterations of MMU in 6th gen.