BRKG: Two more exchanges of fire on India / Pakistan border.

With fear of sounding like Doorbert, thanks for the pin.

Hard to classify this..i mean they do this every few months but it looks a little bit intensive this time right?

Fuck pakistian, fuckin india would fuck them up

Yeah, 5 times in the last 4 days or whatever it is is quite intensive.

They would win, but it would be a mess.

none of those 2 would win, nuclear holocaust

the situation it seems is going out of control...

Correct. Nobody wins in a nuclear war.

no we win, because we have larger country.

if this will continue, it will be way more worrying than anything related to Syria whatsoever.. keep your eyes open

You have no idea what it would be like in the aftermath..

I don't buy that it would get that far.

This was so inmature.

BREAKING NEWS : Pakistan is not in a mood to give Most Favored Nation to India in present prevailing situation.


What does this mean?

How about a nice game of chess.

there's a great documentary about it from this year by Vice, it was aired on HBO - I'm not sure if I can link the video in here since it would be somewhat of a copyright issue I guess.. all I can say is: Vice S01E02

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Pak declared some time ago (probably last year) India as the favourite country for bilateral trade to improve the economy.

This is all distraction were in the final weeks b4 israel strikes iran

Not large enough for China troops.


You do realize that a paki-sino war will become world war, in like 5 minutes, if nukes start to fly?

yep. imagine you know you gonna die anyway so why not fly few nukes every corner left...

Who care about pakis killing each other for thousand years?.

Who care about pakis killing each other for thousand years?.

pak was created in 1947...

Today Silver is up 8% in India.

Indian stock markets will crash -12% tommorrow.

Eat shit and die idiot Vishal Rawat, you know nothing about the markets or the world you loser.

LOL

Watch out Porkis :

India moves towards n-triad as INS Arihant's reactor activated



New Delhi/Chennai. India took a major step towards attaining its long-awaited nuclear weapons triad as a reactor on board the country's first indigenous nuclear submarine INS Arihant was activated early Aug 10, paving way for its deployment by the Navy after sea trials.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh described it as a "giant stride" in the progress of the country's indigenous capabilities. Defence Minister A.K. Antony also lauded the "tireless efforts" of the large team that had worked on the project.

The miniature nuclear reactor on INS Arihant (slayer of enemies) went critical early Saturday and the submarine was on its own power.

"The reactor in INS Arihant is functioning well. It will be shut down later to study the reports generated," Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) chairman R.K. Sinha told IANS over phone.

He said the design was unique as compared to a land-based reactor.

"The reactor was designed and manufactured in India," he added. The submarine reactor was developed from a land-based prototype located in Kalpakkam, around 70km from Chennai.

Speaking to IANS over phone, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre director Sekhar Basu said: "After a reactor goes critical (beginning of the nuclear fission process), it is shut down to check the reports. Then the reactor physics experiments will be done. Unlike land based power reactors, shutting down and restarting a submarine reactor is not a big problem."

[link to www.indiastrategic.in]


Indian Navy Launches first Indigenous Aircraft Carrier INS Vikrant

At the launch, marking the end of Phase- I of the project, the imposing ramp of the 37,500 tonne Short Take off but Assisted Recovery (STOBAR) Carrier boasted the indigenous design and build capabilities of the country.

The ship has attained its designed length of about 260 m and is almost at its maximum breadth of 60 m. The main landing strip is ready.

Over 80 per cent of the structure, containing about 2,300 compartments has been fabricated, over 75 per cent has been erected, all the major machinery, such as the two LM2500 Gas Turbines developing a total power of 80 MW, the diesel alternators capable of producing about 24 MW and the main gear box have been fitted.

Soon after Vikrant floated perfectly upright, it was launched out into the Ernakulam Channel in a pontoon assisted precision manoeuvre. Vikrant was moved out of the building dock to be positioned in the refitting dock where the next Phase of outfitting will be completed.

Describing the occasion as ‘momentous’, Mr Antony said,“ Today’s launching of the IAC marks just the first step in a long journey, but at the same time, an important one.”

He said it was indeed a proud moment for the country to witness our efforts at achieving self-reliance in the field of warship design and construction, as only a very few advanced countries in the world possess the capability to design and build aircraft carriers.

India must continue the process of strengthening indigenous capability towards securing our maritime interests. ‘Our Navy must continue to maintain high operational readiness at all times to ward off any likely misadventure against our national interests’, he said.

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