or may be we get even better oneswet dreams wrt 40atv
or may be we get even better oneswet dreams wrt 40atv
simple reason - economic pointIf that is the case why we have seperated civilian and militry reactor as per US nuke deal?
If we had our Uranium reserve sufficient then we would have ask for tech only and not material from west.
when it comes to strategic needs money is no concern.simple reason - economic point
how much does it take to produce from an indian mine vs foreign mine
obviously the cost of establishment of a new mine requires investment with public backlash not to mention civil procedures obstructing such projects..
foreign mines for civil.self mines for nuclear ourpose
true.but still there is a concept- make it or buy it.people chose the better optionwhen it comes to strategic needs money is no concern.
simple reason - economic point
how much does it take to produce from an indian mine vs foreign mine
need not be always.depends on many factors.though self reliance importance is undeniableYour view is short sighted, Initially its costly to set up a facility but in long run its far more cheaper to produce in India than import ..
need not be always.depends on many factors.though self reliance importance is undeniable
Indian nuke subs game-changer in next war - DAWN.COMIT was announced recently that the first indigenously-built Indian nuclear submarine, INS Arihant, has commenced its sea trials. That would mean another six months for the submarine to become fully operational.
What are the implications of the induction of a nuclear submarine into the Indian fleet and the effects it can cause in its area of operations? I am sure it should be a source of serious concern for our naval planners.
It has also been learnt that the submarine can do a sustained speed of 24 knots for an unlimited period and that it would be armed with nuclear-tipped missiles and torpedoes.
I still remember with pride our naval supremacy in the 1965 war. It was primarily due to the presence of PN submarine Ghazi that the entire Indian fleet was forced to stay in harbour. India had none at the time.
Having learnt a lesson from the 1965 war, the Indian navy has never looked back and can now be termed a blue-water navy. It has also built an aircraft carrier. , It is already making warships, conventional submarines and small crafts.
The Indian Navy has global designs but in any future war it will use all its assets to cripple our navy.
A lot has changed since the 1965 war. The present era can rightly be termed a 'missile era'. In any future maritime conflict, anything on sea surface will find itself difficult to survive.
As is obvious, INS Arihant, due to its speed advantage and unlimited submerged endurance, can cover a much larger area of operations. Unlike conventional submarines, it can chase targets and can also escape after attack at much higher speeds.
The presence of Indian nuclear submarines in the war zone is most likely to act as a game changer. We may end up in a similar situation where India was in the 1965 war. There is serious food for thought for our maritime planners.
CDRE ( r ) SAJJAD ALI SHAH BOKHARI Islamabad
Arihant is an Akula class sub as told by even the last Russian Ambassador to India. It has all the abilities to chase, hunt and also launch nukes.Indian nuke subs game-changer in next war
Indian nuke subs game-changer in next war - DAWN.COM
Commodore SAJJAD ALI SHAH BOKHARI is not aware that INS Arihant with nuke SLBM is not meant to chase targets, it is made to remain undetectable in vast sea.
for chasing fast moving target we have INS Chakra. May be when someone dont have nuke submarine they have all sorts of ideas, specially in Pakistani military due to their obsession with India.
sir you want to send National strategic asset to do the job of Navy asset ?Arihant is an Akula class sub as told by even the last Russian Ambassador to India. It has all the abilities to chase, hunt and also launch nukes.
cost a major factorProvide some examples regarding the topic you are talking, Need not to be always and factores regarding what part in the nuclear material production in country ? ...
cost a major factorProvide some examples regarding the topic you are talking, Need not to be always and factores regarding what part in the nuclear material production in country ? ...
till we lack numbers our choice is limitedsir you want to send National strategic asset to do the job of Navy asset ?
In emergency it can do it, but not for regular war situation. When it can take out whole of Pakistan with its 10-12 nukes, why put our National strategic asset to chase and take out some third rated Chinese made ship of PN......
Why not buy or acquire long range bombers?? Cheaper and faster.till we lack numbers our choice is limited
We already have assembly line for ATV, already third one is on Hull line and second one at assembly line, fourth one at drawing board and first one is about to enter sea trial.till we lack numbers our choice is limited
we lack infrastructure too.....Why not buy or acquire long range bombers?? Cheaper and faster.
you forgot scorpenes,extra kilo/akula leases in the coming up years..We already have assembly line for ATV, already third one is on Hull line and second one at assembly line, fourth one at drawing board and first one is about to enter sea trial.
Yeah after some years, we will have greater choice.
Sob we are talking about nuke subs with long endurances to chase and escape. Yeah scorpenes with AIP is goid may be few modified with our own nuke power plant. We the use it as SSK.you forgot scorpenes,extra kilo/akula leases in the coming up years..
for needs of india we require atleast 30 subs with 20 always active.
we now do not have even 20 subs..
till then we are at constraint
sob has a very bad meaning.....Sob we are talking about nuke subs with long endurances to chase and escape. Yeah scorpenes with AIP is goid may be few modified with our own nuke power plant. We the use it as SSK.
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