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I still haven’t watched the movie. It's on top of my list now.
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Just read the article and I must say that India's behaving very poorly on this matter. Not informing Pakistan? Not using the direct communication lines between Indian and Pakistani HQs? No immediate reaction the day after the incident? That's all really not acceptable...
Not acceptable to who ?
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To people who are aware of the severity of this incident.
How you know no information was passed on ? Do you think the information shared with Pakistan is same as shared in Media ?
According to "The Print" Shekhar Gupta - typically in such situations there is a hotline and the Indian DGMO would have called up the Pakistani DGMO within minutes and informed him that the missile was unarmed and it was an accident - else even the Indians would expect a reprisal. That's the reason why the Pak Army appeared quite calm.
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Pak made up many claims like this to establish to their citizens that pak is fighting and matching India.
Like su30mki being downed
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There are a ton of hot lines between India & pak almost at every level. Do you really think pak would act this maturely if we didn't inform about the incoming missile since there's no way for pak to really track and intercept a supersonic missile. As Bloomberg clearly states, the missile was launched from Ambala but pak claimed the missile originated from Sirsa.
Heck, even we didn't have the time to take corrective actions by the time missile went haywire since if this happened with a subsonic missile, we might've shot it down with our own AD if we had one in the area
Another theory most folks are speculating is this might be an intentional launch
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Frankly, between you and me, while I have never had even the slightest confidence in the stupid politicals we have, I have had residual confidence in the services. Having said that, in our country, I think the Navy is the best service - once they get over having accidents in submarines, like leaving hatch doors open in submarines and spending big money fixing what got damaged in the sub getting soaked inside the hull! The Army is next best, but suffers from excessive size; too many incompetents become Major General and run divisions (there are 39, so apparently we don't have 39 good brigadiers to promote to two stars).
It's the Air Force that worries me. They can't seem to do anything right.
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Don't comment on topics on which you don't have knowledge
Arihant is hatchless submarine.
It was a fake news spread by a newspaper named-the hindu
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A cover-up, with a service enquiry, and lakhs of rupees worth of damage?
Just wait a moment, while I get my brain back in my skull. I hate to see it skittering around the floor.
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It follows up on its news very thoroughly. I would rather believe The Hindu than believe you.
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Actual documents of tender for repair ?? Or document of inquiry except news article ?
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Rather learn to do own research and believe in yourself .
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The submarine has no hatches there. The Arihant is based on Russian double hull design with a sealed nuclear reactor section. Except for the latest French nuclear submarines that have a hatch above the reactor for quicker refuelling, no other country with nuclear submarines have such a system.
well the hindu even said that the submarine was sunk,while arihant is operational in arsenal.
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My cohort is ten years retired. I am 72. This is news from the juniors of juniors.
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Fake news from The Hindu is difficult to believe.Regarding the 'hatch' incident .
This article has some clarification .
Deep diving into the facts about INS Arihant 'accident'
despite the fact that both India and China profess a no-first use policy. It shows Indias lack of trust in the declared Chinese policy that required both sides to engage in confidence-building measures (CBMs).economictimes.indiatimes.com
There are no external hatches in the compartment that houses the steam turbine, gearbox, generator and shaft that drives the propeller. Under normal circumstances, it is not possible for sea water to enter the submarine, and certainly not via a ‘non-existent hatch’. It also not possible for a modern submarine that has various sensors to not have a warning system about an open hatch in any other area of the submarine critical for its survival.
its fake news that sort of now has become a meme .
When asked, people still in service pursed their lips and refused to comment. There was no vehement denial.
