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Should see how they would transport this to Idukki reservoir.

 

[Tactical Doge]

Should see how they would transport this to Idukki reservoir.

Oh my comrade
Welcome back sir
Long time no see

 

[Varoon2]

India's Growing Military Power - An Indian Defence News Website With Up To Date News And Updates. - India's Growing Military Power

India's growing Military power - IgMp, is an Indian Defence News website that covers news of Indian Defence, National Security, Global Defence and Geopolitics.

www.theigmp.org

 

[Lonewolf]

India's Growing Military Power - An Indian Defence News Website With Up To Date News And Updates. - India's Growing Military Power

India's growing Military power - IgMp, is an Indian Defence News website that covers news of Indian Defence, National Security, Global Defence and Geopolitics.

www.theigmp.org

just after dfi debacle , eveyone is becoming a expert

 

[fire starter]

 

[THESIS THORON]

@porky_kicker ko twitter se chutti nahi mil rahi .

har alge din aakar bolte hai

bye bye

 

[FalconSlayers]

 

[Photon]

Should see how they would transport this to Idukki reservoir.

Last time they transported AUV-150 to Idukki by road

The above circulated image of AUV-150 was from Idukki reservoir.

 

[Haldilal]

just after dfi debacle , eveyone is becoming a expert

Ya'll Nibbiars konsa Debacles?.

 

[no smoking]

India is much more moralistic.

No really. The only difference is India receives much less attention from media:

US black list for IP theft: China leads, India takes second spot | Business Standard News (business-standard.com)

Charting the Course – The GIPC International IP Index, 2nd Edition | The Global Innovation Policy Center (theglobalipcenter.com)

And probably there is not even one case where our intelligence agencies have successfully conducted scientific espionage. No Indian hacker has infiltrated and stolen classified scientific information from global companies in key areas like aeroengines, atomic energy and other defence fields.

Unlike civilian technologies, cutting-edge military technologies generally require high-end technologies bases to support. Only getting a blue map or sample doesn't help a lot, the materials, processing machine, etc, are the main obstacles. The issues require time and money to solve. For example, it took Chinese 20 years to indigenize the UK jet engine purchased in 1980s even they purchased all the blue prints and tech documents.

The problem with India is: She doesn't have that kind of industrial basis and she has no determination & money to build one in 20 years.

 

[Neeraj Mathur]

Silent Arrow 1-Ton Autonomous Cargo Delivery

 

[IndianHawk]

 

[Apollyon]

Meet Param Pravega, this supercomputer in India can perform 3.3 quadrillion operations every second

The facility has been designed and developed by the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) and a majority of components have been manufactured and assembled indigenously.

www.indiatoday.in

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"majority of components have been manufactured and assembled indigenously"

like glass doors, aluminium racks, ventilation fan

 

[Lonewolf]

"majority of components have been manufactured and assembled indigenously"

like glass doors, aluminium racks, ventilation fan

Cooling system , non fab components , power supply units , interface

 

[Haldilal]

"majority of components have been manufactured and assembled indigenously"

like glass doors, aluminium racks, ventilation fan

Ya'll Nibbiars Idhar kabhi math Ana wapas. Tu us neele Aankh wale used ladki ke sath karna football, basket ball.

 

[Karthi]

Anteena Subsystem for direction finding of hostile Radars . Part of ESM systems.

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DRDO Fuel Air explosive bomb

Test firing set-up

Laser proximity sensor

Sensor under testing

Detonation during testing

Fuel cloud

Bomb is down on target using Parachute system.

Dynamic testing of Laser proximity sensor at RTRS

 

[karn]

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Anteena Subsystem for direction finding of hostile Radars . Part of ESM systems.

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DRDO Fuel Air explosive bomb

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Test firing set-up
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Laser proximity sensor
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Sensor under testing

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Detonation during testing

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Fuel cloud

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Bomb is down on target using Parachute system.

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Dynamic testing of Laser proximity sensor at RTRS

That can be fired out of a 120mm mortar .. that's scary.. that fireball is the size of an airstrike.

 

[Crazywithmath]

No really. The only difference is India receives much less attention from media:

US black list for IP theft: China leads, India takes second spot | Business Standard News (business-standard.com)

Charting the Course – The GIPC International IP Index, 2nd Edition | The Global Innovation Policy Center (theglobalipcenter.com)

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Unlike civilian technologies, cutting-edge military technologies generally require high-end technologies bases to support. Only getting a blue map or sample doesn't help a lot, the materials, processing machine, etc, are the main obstacles. The issues require time and money to solve. For example, it took Chinese 20 years to indigenize the UK jet engine purchased in 1980s even they purchased all the blue prints and tech documents.

The problem with India is: She doesn't have that kind of industrial basis and she has no determination & money to build one in 20 years.

Yet another piece of chinese nonsense. India gets enough media attention; the issue is that India does not get involved in state sponsored intellectual property theft unlike chongs. Murica's anger is beacuse of cases like these,

Issues of access and ‘fair use’ in new High Court copyright judgment

Delhi HC has ruled there’ll be no cap on how much of a book can be photocopied, so long as course demands it. What are the implications for the publishing industry?

www.google.com

Delhi High Court reject German pharma firm plea

The Delhi High Court has rejected the plea of German pharma company B Braun Melsungen AG claiming patent rights to an item sold by healthcare products manufacturer Eastern Medikit.

m.economictimes.com

Indian judicial system tends to favour larger public welfare over IP rights.

While chongs do this,

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

This,

How China Steals US Tech to Catch Up in Underwater Warfare

From legal filings to a Chinese lab’s website, open source documents provide an illuminating trail.

www.defenseone.com

This,

Samsung's folding screen tech has been stolen and sold to China

Samsung's latest bendable screen technology has been stolen and sold to two Chinese companies, according to prosecutors in South Korea.

www.google.com

This,

Redirect Notice

And this,

Chinese spy guilty of trying to steal pioneering engine design from GE Aviation

The agent used ‘classic spy techniques’ in an attempt to get trade secrets from a GE Aviation employee.

www.fox19.com

To cite a few.

You think both are the same?

Just to clarify, I don't really care if you guys steal stuff from the west; it is their fault for getting in bed with CCPfags for a few easy bucks. But at least do not dilute it; ffs! Grow a pair .....

 

[Bhaubai]

hsld in pic

 

[Tuco]

hsld in pic

Unless the army is planning to put that on a uav, whats the purpose of showing it to them. They should be shown say something like excalibur. That might have been displayed I am talking about this particular picture only.