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By the looks of it, a wild guess, agni 2?
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HSTDV test vehicle
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I have got a question
Is the govt/Pvt sector working on a stealth bomber , any info ?
Don't mention ghatak
Is the govt/Pvt sector working on a stealth bomber , any info ?
Don't mention ghatak
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SLBM may be a model of K5
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Looks close to Agni 1P
On which missile the booster is based on?
Very little chance..except drdo nobody has that capability and currently drdo,ada have abundant number of projects......in my sense, in future after ghatak a twin engine 30 ton mtow drone bomber may be a option and it can be used as a naval strike ucav..
end of eyeless Chinese.Kay five?
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This one looks really a big giant one. If its an HSTDV test veh, what would be the entire range of the whole system ??? is it going to be an intercontinental one ???
And he was like it is a scramjet engine airplane.
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As of now intent is for flight testing of HSTDV only , it is derived from A2
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A variant of A3 as far as I can tell
Most probably it will end up canisterised , if not already . It also explains the diagrams of the unidentified Tel I posted long time back
Previous posts might clarify it
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Unions plan indefinite strike against move to corporatise Ordnance Factories Published
June 2, 2020 | By admin SOURCE: THE HINDU The three major federations of workers in 41 Ordnance Factories across the country have started preparing for an indefinite strike against the proposed corporatisation of the Ordnance Factories Board. The federations, including the Left-leaning All India Defence Employees Federation, the INTUC-affiliate Indian National Defence Workers Federation and the BMS-led Bharatiya Pratiraksha Mazdoor Sangh, will hold strike ballots in all the factories and other establishments under OFB between June 8 and June 17 to assess the response of 82,000 defence workers. The federations will issue an indefinite strike notice to the Department of Defence Production after the strike ballot. The organisations reminded Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in a joint letter that the Centre had assured the workers during an indefinite strike in August last year that a High Level Official Committee (HLOC) will interact with the federations to examine the stand taken by the workers that Ordnance Factories should not be corporatised. ‘Arbitrary move’ The letter said that when all the issues raised by the Federations are yet to be settled with the Centre, the Finance Minister announced the “arbitrary decision” of corporatisation, “especially when the employees are engaged in the production of PPEs required for the frontline warriors fighting against the spread of Covid-19.” A joint statement of the federations said that since there is no positive response from the Centre, they should proceed with the indefinite strike preparations. “Accordingly, it is hereby directed that all the Affiliated Unions in the Ordnance Factories, shall take Strike Ballot between June 8 and June 17 on any convenient date suitable for the Unions depending upon the local situation,” the statement said. AIDEF’s General Secretary, C Srikumar, said the demands of the workers include withdrawal of the “arbitrary, illegal and unjustified decision” taken by the Centre to convert the Ordnance Factories into a Corporate/PSU and to list them in the share market. “Conversion of the OFB into a Corporation/PSU and listing the same in the share market will be only the beginning for its liquidation which is not in the interest of the defence preparedness and the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abiyan mission announced by the Honourable Prime Minister,” said the federations’ letter
June 2, 2020 | By admin SOURCE: THE HINDU The three major federations of workers in 41 Ordnance Factories across the country have started preparing for an indefinite strike against the proposed corporatisation of the Ordnance Factories Board. The federations, including the Left-leaning All India Defence Employees Federation, the INTUC-affiliate Indian National Defence Workers Federation and the BMS-led Bharatiya Pratiraksha Mazdoor Sangh, will hold strike ballots in all the factories and other establishments under OFB between June 8 and June 17 to assess the response of 82,000 defence workers. The federations will issue an indefinite strike notice to the Department of Defence Production after the strike ballot. The organisations reminded Defence Minister Rajnath Singh in a joint letter that the Centre had assured the workers during an indefinite strike in August last year that a High Level Official Committee (HLOC) will interact with the federations to examine the stand taken by the workers that Ordnance Factories should not be corporatised. ‘Arbitrary move’ The letter said that when all the issues raised by the Federations are yet to be settled with the Centre, the Finance Minister announced the “arbitrary decision” of corporatisation, “especially when the employees are engaged in the production of PPEs required for the frontline warriors fighting against the spread of Covid-19.” A joint statement of the federations said that since there is no positive response from the Centre, they should proceed with the indefinite strike preparations. “Accordingly, it is hereby directed that all the Affiliated Unions in the Ordnance Factories, shall take Strike Ballot between June 8 and June 17 on any convenient date suitable for the Unions depending upon the local situation,” the statement said. AIDEF’s General Secretary, C Srikumar, said the demands of the workers include withdrawal of the “arbitrary, illegal and unjustified decision” taken by the Centre to convert the Ordnance Factories into a Corporate/PSU and to list them in the share market. “Conversion of the OFB into a Corporation/PSU and listing the same in the share market will be only the beginning for its liquidation which is not in the interest of the defence preparedness and the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abiyan mission announced by the Honourable Prime Minister,” said the federations’ letter
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India china tension fully hot and OFB worker's doing strikes because they will not get 5 tea breaks in a day.
And some employee will come at republic tv and will tell us how patriotic OFB staff is.
Why OFB always go on strike whenever there is border conflict going on?
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it's time to disband this anti national organization which is hampering national security since independence.
After corporaisation it should be splited into 2-3 company to compete with each other
