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bye bye .......looks like the end has come a lot sooner than you expected ......even beaten my expectations ...haahhaahhaah :rofl:

but i think we should thank the americans for having these great ideas of drawing artificial lines - that you cant share knowledge between drdo/isro etc etc ....after-all now they say in the 123 deal that you cant share knowledge ( "resources") between civilian and military reactor...

dear i like your winks but really, if they were both sanctioned , shouldnt they show the finger by collaborating instead ? heheheh but perhaps that's too radical an idea and india wants to show friendship via "compliance"!

youre right - crossing organizational boundary lines in a challenge which exists everywhere - so it's nothing unusual to be happening here - it´s possible india might overcome these challenges better than others .

Hello Sayarea - thanks for the reply dare i say it CONFIRMS what i had initially suspected - it is not a problem of technology - which - india already has surpassed - i.e. that level of tech capability it is more an organizational matter - allowing the scientists of one org to apply and...

is there some internal wall between our defence organizations ? i understand ISRO already has developed MIRV technology ? - theyve launched 10 satellites from one rocket and are pretty close to mirv if not already ? so why does drdo need to do something similar obviously i have got an...

india is doing ok on missile development and even number of nukes is more or less ok but political posture and will power is the weak area _-more needs to be done in that

way to go: these scientist from the drdo need to be rewarded with more resources, both financial and laboratory plus access to military equipment .. The development of missile defence is recognised internationally, especially russia, usa and israel as the backbone of the defence system and with...