Javelin_Sam
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Su30mki engine bay diameter is larger than Kaveri
Su30 mki will be used as for all testing purpose s
. as a flying TB too
Most possibly kaveri and it's further variant s
Su30mki engine bay diameter is larger than Kaveri
Su30 mki will be used as for all testing purpose s
. as a flying TB too
Most possibly kaveri and it's further variant s
Thora Patience bhai, this is in addition to already ordered 370 Pralay Missiles(25 Dec 2022-120 + 15 April 2023-250).
I am sure they can find some sort of workaround to thatSu30mki engine bay diameter is larger than Kaveri
Don't mind me saying this, but I think you do seriously lack grey matters down there. Your comment on number of Pralay and Vibhav has forced me to think so.Only 600 mines..Rest 4000 nos requirement must have kept aside for emergency requirment to be procured from some Phoren Country..
Smart Avenger GenRolls..
It's a good thing you've posted the entire break up as like most members I'm not keeping track of the procurements in any great detail. While we certainly need Pralays in the thousands, I'm not sure what are we doing about the MRBM / IRBM category.Thora Patience bhai, this is in addition to already ordered 370 Pralay Missiles(25 Dec 2022-120 + 15 April 2023-250).
Shaurya is an SRBM rather then IRBM.It's a good thing you've posted the entire break up as like most members I'm not keeping track of the procurements in any great detail. While we certainly need Pralays in the thousands, I'm not sure what are we doing about the MRBM / IRBM category.
Shaurya missile which falls under this category has been handed over to the SFC which evidently means it is nuclear tipped. Barring SRBMs upto ~500 kms, we've nothing in our inventory as far as 500 - 3000 kms category is concerned in as far as conventional missiles go.
This is a very worrying development as if there's no deterrence China could target our hinterland with missiles ranging between 500-3000 kms armed with conventional warheads thus keeping the entire exchange within the threshold of N escalation.
Our security managers, if they've gotten out of their mindset of deterrence thru denial think that what begins on the LAC will stay on the LAC.
Shaurya has a range between 700-1500 kms with reports of up to 2000 kms with a reduced payload.Shaurya is an SRBM rather then IRBM.
A1, A2, A4 and AP are our IRBMs/MRBMs.
Prithvi, Shaurya, Pralay are SRBMs.
A little correction. This 100 missile is the first trance of 120 missiles which MoD cleared in December 22. In April 23, proposal has been put forward for 250 more missiles. It has yet to be cleared.Thora Patience bhai, this is in addition to already ordered 370 Pralay Missiles(25 Dec 2022-120 + 15 April 2023-250).
A big hoax.Shaurya has a range between 700-1500 kms with reports of up to 2000 kms with a reduced payload.
Sure. After all you know it all.A big hoax.
Actually you would also know it if you look into it from a technical POV rather then a fanboy POV.Sure. After all you know it all.
By this logic, we will not be having any Agni series, Shaurya missiles in our arsenal. The Chinese are stuck contemplating an attack on us in LAC since Galwan are fools.All orders for Pralay are just proposals and nothing has been cleared by CCS. IIRC order above 1000 crore requires clearance of CCS. Also such large orders will also be reported by DPSUs in their info to stock markets regulators
Instead of wasting each other's valuable time & bandwidth on ad hominems post your explanation with CREDIBLE references & let people be the judge.Actually you would also know it if you look into it from a technical POV rather then a fanboy POV.
From my understanding, its just land launched K-15. K-15 range with 1000kg warhead is >700km, stands to reason it can go more with lower warhead.Actually you would also know it if you look into it from a technical POV rather then a fanboy POV.
That's true, but there is no point in having a lower warhead with less accuracy.From my understanding, its just land launched K-15. K-15 range with 1000kg warhead is >700km, stands to reason it can go more with lower warhead.
The AoNs/RFPs for such strategic acquisitions will never be declared in public. Eg The Rs 45,000 Cr DAC AoN on 15 Sep 23 mentions nine capital acquisition cases. The details have been given for only seven. The seven cases account for just 50% of the AoN.All orders for Pralay are just proposals and nothing has been cleared by CCS. IIRC order above 1000 crore requires clearance of CCS. Also such large orders will also be reported by DPSUs in their info to stock markets regulators
I don't agree. The companies will not report. You can check if any company reported production of any of the Strategic Equipment. Even these companies have been supplying the prototypes for trials. These are always muted.DAC clearance is just one step. It can be years or decades before CCS approval & contract signature. Pralay is tactical system, its production order will be reported by BDL, BEL, HAL, BMEL etc. As these Cos who will get major orders, are listed Cos