Indian nuclear submarines
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I thought that Arihant was designed based on the Oscar class....
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may interior or design could be oscar class, but external appearence looks like kilo,,, some, but not 100%
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next time if we test k15 we should also check if s300 can intercept it, if we have to reach chini rajdhani with k 15 from sea, then we have two s300 systems to beat if k15 has 700-1500km range or else it is useless to rely on Atv.
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Does this show MIRV technology?
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Yup that true, Mistaken for K15
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How can that be mistaken for K-15? That's huge! You probably mean K4...
is this the PSLV RISAT-1 payloadhope this would clear lot of air.
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quite interesting info, but this is from (un)famous blog, so let's wait for confirmation from other sources too
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Why is S1 called a half boat and any idea how many of the S1 - S5 is currently under construction?
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The PSLV heat-shield which protects the satellites underneath
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This is not the PSLV, it is the GSLV Mk 3 getting ready for a launch sometime next year. 
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Indian Navy to operate 5 nuclear submarines by end of decade
Indian Navy to operate 5 nuclear submarines by end of decade | idrw.org
Indian Navy is all set to operate five nuclear submarines by the end of this decade, including two leased from Russia and three built indigenously.
India is considering a proposal to induct another nuclear submarine built in Russia and has plans of indigenously building two more Arihant Class underwater vessels to guard its maritime boundaries, Defence Minister AK Antony said.
The Navy on Wednesday formally commissioned the Akula-II Class INS Chakra in Vishakhapatnam and is set to launch the INS Arihant for sea trials soon.
On India's plans to expand its nuclear submarine fleet, Antony said the government was considering a proposal in this regard and the country can afford to buy another such vessel.
"There is a proposal"¦Cost is not necessary. India can afford it"¦ In the next few years, the Navy will get more submarines," the Defence Minister said at the commissioning of INS Chakra.
The Navy which currently operates more than 10 conventional diesel-electric submarines of the Kilo and HDW Class, has plans of inducting a dozen more in the next decade.
Already six Scorpene submarines are being constructed at Mazagon Dockyards in Mumbai in collaboration with French DCNS and six more are planned to be built under the Project-75 India.
Terming its relation with India as "privileged strategic partnership", Russian Ambassador Alexander M Kadakin had said, that "Russia can give everything India needs".
Russia is also helping India in building three follow-on Talwar class guided missile frigates of which two are expected to be inducted this year.
Indian Navy to operate 5 nuclear submarines by end of decade
Indian Navy to operate 5 nuclear submarines by end of decade | idrw.org
Indian Navy is all set to operate five nuclear submarines by the end of this decade, including two leased from Russia and three built indigenously.
India is considering a proposal to induct another nuclear submarine built in Russia and has plans of indigenously building two more Arihant Class underwater vessels to guard its maritime boundaries, Defence Minister AK Antony said.
The Navy on Wednesday formally commissioned the Akula-II Class INS Chakra in Vishakhapatnam and is set to launch the INS Arihant for sea trials soon.
On India's plans to expand its nuclear submarine fleet, Antony said the government was considering a proposal in this regard and the country can afford to buy another such vessel.
"There is a proposal"¦Cost is not necessary. India can afford it"¦ In the next few years, the Navy will get more submarines," the Defence Minister said at the commissioning of INS Chakra.
The Navy which currently operates more than 10 conventional diesel-electric submarines of the Kilo and HDW Class, has plans of inducting a dozen more in the next decade.
Already six Scorpene submarines are being constructed at Mazagon Dockyards in Mumbai in collaboration with French DCNS and six more are planned to be built under the Project-75 India.
Terming its relation with India as "privileged strategic partnership", Russian Ambassador Alexander M Kadakin had said, that "Russia can give everything India needs".
Russia is also helping India in building three follow-on Talwar class guided missile frigates of which two are expected to be inducted this year.
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Pics or it never happened...
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when your car is not in your garage, where did you take it ??? It is not nearby, it cannot be taken to factory, because other car is assemble their.
just look closely around you, you will know.................
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