The defence and strategic community here may disagree on many things, but the end goal has always been the same. A stronger, united, self sufficient and unapologetic India. At a time when these kinds of BS narratives are finding organised political space, perhaps it is time for like minded people to come together, move beyond mere online discussions, and build something real for the nation? Not just lip service and procrastination but actually do something for this beautiful country. @alpha_defense @Defencematrix1 @Firezstarter1 @FinestYew

We have got dumb and dumber journalists in India. The good ones probably don't have the kind of access that Baba Banarasi Das types have. Additionally, the forces and the government may be controlling the extent and types of questions as well.

I think the Chinese have taught these arrogant fuckers a good lesson.

1. No PL-17 for the internal bay. Without internal bay carriage, the A/c will be trackable at greater range. 2. Onboard radar will not provide guidance updates beyond certain distance. 3. AWACS to guide that missiles will have to get close to 200 km of the IB/LOC and fly continuously within that range to provide midcourse updates and risk being targetted by S400. 4. In absence of the above mechanism, ideally there would be no permanent altering of launch lines from either side. 5. Numbers they procure will define their usefulness. In lesser numbers, IAF should be able to counter with the existing lineup. Looking forward to where the next battery of s400 goes. 6. We saw runway interdiction being brought back by the IAF during the last ops. With limited depth, that will be an issue for the PAF forever. Chances are that next time, the skirmish may start off with that.

Lot of new trons in the air right now, in that region. Good on IAF to send a sniffer.

Dafaq!

Today, India takes a defining step in its civil nuclear journey, advancing the second stage of its nuclear programme. The indigenously designed and built Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam has attained criticality. This advanced reactor, capable of producing more fuel than it consumes, reflects the depth of our scientific capability and the strength of our engineering enterprise. It is a decisive step towards harnessing our vast thorium reserves in the third stage of the programme. A proud moment for India. Congratulations to our scientists and engineers.

PM briefed. I think, Land invasion is coming.

Bhai mai to Mk-2 se pareshaan hun. Sala ek baari me koi cheeze banti hi nahi hai. Gazab. And I don't think it's just a matter of resource lacking. It's also our vision. Why should we play catch up with anyone. Invent and employ disruptive technology. All of us have thought of this exact variant of CATS right from the get go. If countries like Turkey with half our industrial base can do it, what's stopping us? This is just insane.

Yes. We would like nothing more.

It's our elite that's stopping us. You would find billion people on the border if we were given a free hand to take on filth like you. You people are converts who couldn't defend your faith and converted, who surrendered in every possible invasion, and you should stop dreaming. Pattern and logic shows that you will surrender again, it's engrained in your DNA. I would personally like to scorch the earth beneath you regardless of anything. This world will be inherited by the brave and certainly not by cowards like you. Stop this big dog bs. You ain't it and you know it.

You are suffering from the 'Brahmos disease' and so is every Pakistani, who heard the sound of Brahmos strike in every major Pakistani city. It must be hard, but you must get out of the inferiority complex! No amount of whataboutry will change the above mentioned fact. The obsession is unhealthy.

Yeh chal kya raha hai? Too many interviews for a state visit. Something up in the background?

This guy exudes small d!ck energy. He is part of a cabal that is extremely under confident and morally corrupt.

Pakistani bot.

Extremely sad,this. Condolences to the bereaved family.

Beheaded? Your fault, your loose tongue. Blown apart? Your fault, your weak security. Terrorist caught? Your fault, your radicalizing rhetorics. It’s everybody’s fault except… The imam who directs jihad, The doctor who stockpiles explosives, The engineer who puts together the bombs, The “bright scholar” who wears the best, The lady who recruits jihadis, or The ideology that demands all of this. Right now, if Pak were to invade India, I can bet they’ll blame our “anti-Pak rhetoric” for inciting an otherwise peaceful neighbor. Don’t waste empathy on these scumbags.

People who read, write, and speak English often seem to flounder, mostly deliberately and confuse (or rather, obfuscate) the distinction between a terrorist and an assassin. Ajmal Kasab was a terrorist. Nathuram Godse was an assassin. Kasab’s mission was indiscriminate slaughter. To kill anybody and everybody with his AK-47. The more the better. He fired randomly into crowds and took aim at individuals alike, his purpose being to create chaos, mayhem, and death. Godse’s mission was singular - to eliminate Gandhi, and Gandhi alone. Everything we have seen, experienced, and studied about jihadi terror tells us that it is guided solely by religion. Blood is spilt in the name of Allah, and those who perpetrate it believe they do so with divine sanction. That was not the case with Godse. He assassinated Gandhi for what he believed was a political and moral cause. Crucially, he neither ran nor hid. He surrendered, fully aware that under the law he had murdered a man and would face trial and punishment. To repeatedly dredge up a single 77 year-old incident to equate it with the global scourge of jihadi terror, that the world continues to endure in its most brutal forms only exposes the weakness of the argument, the strength of the victimhood narrative, and the evil of the ideology that sustains it.

Kya harami log hain, my god! No integrity at all!! Jeeto to all good and haaro to vote chori! Half the issues in the country are manufactured by these people for their own pockets.