Or it might have quoted the overall cost of 2 years back. INR was pegged at 69 against 1$ at that time I think.Defense News needs a basic mathematician I guess. Or a calculator maybe.
Or it might have quoted the overall cost of 2 years back. INR was pegged at 69 against 1$ at that time I think.Defense News needs a basic mathematician I guess. Or a calculator maybe.
Then $1 billion should be Rs. 6900 crores. Not Rs. 725 crores.Or it might have quoted the overall cost of 2 years back. INR was pegged at 69 against 1$ at that time I think.
Then $1 billion should be Rs. 6900 crores. Not Rs. 725 crores.Or it might have quoted the overall cost of 2 years back. INR was pegged at 69 against 1$ at that time I think.
In layman term, 1 billion = 100 crore. It means 700 crore = 7 billion.Then $1 billion should be Rs. 6900 crores. Not Rs. 725 crores.
1 billion = 100 croresIn layman term, 1 billion = 100 crore. It means 700 crore = 7 billion.
Since the size is so small, they might as well make it stealth.IIT students may give the Indian Navy its next big thing: an intelligent unmanned submarine
https://qz.com/889388/iit-students-...-big-thing-an-intelligent-unmanned-submarine/
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It seems small in pic, but remember that shooting torpedo is also one of its area of function. It means no where it is small as it seems to be .Since the size is so small, they might as well make it stealth.
Pardon my ignorance, but what relation does size have on the acoustic levels of a submarine? AFAIK, extensive use of sound absorbing material on-board a submarine tends to increase the size of the submarine.Since the size is so small, they might as well make it stealth.
1 billion = 100 crores
1 billion rupees = 100 crore rupees
1 billion USD = 100 crores X 69 rupees = 6900 crore rupees.
It's cost is less than 100 million dollar so, ₹725 crores...Picture of India’s first 1500 Cr worth VC 11184 ocean surveillance ship Surfaces
The first image of Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) developed VC 11184 ocean surveillance ship ordered by Ministry of Defence for studies in Oceans has surfaced recently. VC 11184 was floated out last April by HSL and now is currently going through the fitting-out process. VC 11184 will be operated by Indian Navy and NTRO and will be used to carry acoustic equipment, underwater listening devices and other extensive suites of navigation, communications, command and control equipment. Any other possible usage of the vessel has not been disclosed and the cover provided is that it will be used to study routine hydro-graphic application, but NTRO which is India’s technical intelligence agency been one of the operators of the vessel it mostly likely will be used to collect underwater acoustical information. Ship designated VC 11184 order was finalized in 2014 and negotiation began from 2012 onwards Ministry of Defence for studies in Oceans with Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL) after it got merged with the Ministry of Defence in 2010. VC 11184 is nearly 175 metres in length and will have Displacement of 10,000 tonnes and has a similar dimension in comparison to INS Jalashwa amphibious transport dock operated by Indian Navy.
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Don't know why , but I don't really like this SAAB , Specially giving Gripen priority which going to be NG version will surely put doubt on Tejas quality in export market if we ever consider this . Tejas can surly send Gripens export ambition along with intention to replace all existing Mig 21 back to Sweden and can be great export success only if we shows the world that worlds 4th largest airwing trust it.VK Saraswat Comes Down On Navy Selecting Grippen For LCA Navy
Hitting hard on the latest decision of the Indian Navy seeking to acquire 57 Gripen aircraft instead of the Naval variant of the indigenously grown Light Combat aircraft Tejas,Niti Ayog member and former head of DRDO, Dr. VK Saraswat today said lack of information had led to this foreign acquisition proposal.
Speaking at the inaugural function of the three-day international symposium connected with Aero India, Dr Saraswat said that the Mark II version of LCA and the Gripen carry the same engine and the same thrust power. ''It defied logic and people were less informed'' he said regretting the Naval choice for Gripen.''All kind of bad mouthing is hurled on us'' he said. Indian Navy had recently rejected LCA Naval variant and opted to go in for 57 Gripen aircraft for its air operations.
He said though countries speak about free market economy, when coming to transfer of technology some countries are selective. ''Even though we had signed the MTCR agreement, we will still be hit by technology denial by some countries which do not want India to get the latest technology''.
Dr Saraswat referring to the technological advances the country had made said that the time has come for India to collaborate strongly with the private sector which should also enhance its research and development spending. Only such collaborations would help India to get the latest technology well in time and with rightsize of investment.
With Inputs from Agencies
http://www.indiandefensenews.in/2017/02/vk-saraswat-comes-down-on-navy.html
do any of u have any info when navy selected gripen for it's air operation ............. is it out
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