AGNI VI :: THE ICBM THAT WILL SHAKE CHINA AND PAKISTAN

Folks,
In this article we want to shed some light on India's future ICBM or Inter Continental Ballistic Missile project Agni-VI.

Agni-VI, India's future ICBM or a Inter Continental Ballistic Missile is reported to be in very rudimentary stages of development by DRDO. It will be the latest and most advanced version among the Agni missiles. Capable of being launched from submarines or from land, it will be able to strike a target at a distance of 8,000–10,000 km with up to 10 MIRVed warheads. Our sources also claims that the ICBM is already named "Surya" and code named AGNI-VI. But is an unofficial report and awaits confirmation.

Till 2009, it was reported that the Government of India had not considered the development of an ICBM with a range of 10,000 km or above but the threats possessed by India's hostile neighbors have forced India to think offensively.

Until April 2012 the existence of an ICBM program was unclear and was never officially acknowledged by the DRDO. But on April 19 2012 India announced proudly to the world about its existence by test firing the Agni-V(with a big explosion).

The SLBM version or Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile version of the Agni-VI will arm the Arihant class submarines of the Indian Navy. DRDO revealed in 2012 that it is also in the process of developing another variant of Agni-VI missile. This will be a submarine launched solid fuel missile with a maximum range of 6,000 kilometres and a payload of one tonne.

Many news papers questioned DRDO about India's ICBM capabilities. In answer they gave the Agni-V. Some newspapers reports also claim that Russia is willing to provide India with "seeker technology" for the development of these missiles. But the involvement of Russia out of proportion, because if the report about Russian involvement is true, Russia may be suspected of violating the Missile Technology Control Regime. And moreover India believes in Independence, so Russian help can be easily ruled out.
DRDO scientist firmly asserted that India has all the equipments and technology needed to develop ICBMs "but where the warhead should go or what the range should be will have to be, as usual, a political call.

As a whole, we can summarize that India's neighbors specially for China it wont be easy to confront us and mainly Pakistan don't stand a chance also when needed India will be prepared.

Glory At Any Cost.

God bless India.
Jai hind.

RIOTS IN ASSAM:: "HANDY WORK OF ISI..??"

There was a time when Indians fought hand in hand to ward off British Raj and other evils. Soldiers defended border posts from infiltrators. But that, was a long long time ago. Those days, those people, those feelings of patriotism, those GOVERNMENTS... seems like a fairy tale with a happy ending...

In July 2012 the Indian state of Assam saw outbreaks of riots between peoples of the indigenous "Bodo tribe" and "migrants of Bangladeshi origin". This violent outbreak follows ethnic tensions between the indigenous Bodo community and Muslims immigrants from Bangladesh who settled in Assam. While the Bangladeshi community claims that they are descendants of East Bengali Muslims brought to Assam during the British Raj but the local communities allege that the Muslim population has increased, boosted by refugees from the erstwhile East Pakistan and by subsequent illegal migrants from Bangladesh. Over 4,00,000 people were being displaced from almost 400 villages and given shelter in 270 relief camps all over lower Assam. But the ripples of this violence have traveled all over India. As a result of which students and officials from the north-eastern Indian states had received threats to evacuate places like Bangalore, Pune, Andhra Pradesh etc.. Over 30,000 people fled Bangalore after the clashes. Attacks on people hailing from NE States increased.

Rumors were spread by foreign elements outside Assam and India that the clashes were "COMMUNAL" and not "ETHNIC". Which means the clashes were between the "HINDUS" and the "MUSLIMS". But the truth is that the clashes were between the indigenous "Indians" and the "Bangladeshi infiltrators". Pakistan exhaustively tried to give the communal tag to the clashes and convince the Indian people to clash among each other as they wanted to weaken the unity and integrity among the Indians(They are jealous because they don't have that good quality).

Now,

Where is the "GOVERNMENT" when we need them??

The Boroland Territorial Council (BTC) formerly a militant group known as BLT wanted a separate Bodo state. Where are they when the Bodos need their help??

The political parties ruling Assam and India are mainly responsible for these clashes. The hand of foreign elements like the "Pakistan based intelligence agency ISI" cant possibly be denied either, as the calls and emails that spread rumors that the violence is "communal" rather than "ethnic" were traced back to Pakistan. The ISI hand has become so visible in Assam that it will soon become justifiable for people to ask whether the Center regards the Northeast as a part of India or not. The ISI has been trying to destabilize India since its establishment in 1948(just after India's independence). They have been supplying arms, ammunitions, explosives, etc. to militant outfits based in India to create disturbances inside the country. According to our sources the recent clashes were an attempt by the ISI to destabilize the North-Eastern border of India so that the governments concentration shifts to this part of India and less on Indo-Pak border, so that they can continue their infiltration, smuggling and other illegal terrorist activities along the Indo-Pak border. Recently there were many infiltration attempts made by Pakistani terrorists on the Indo-Pak border. But all the terrorists were killed and attempts were fortunately thwarted successfully by the Indian Army. These clashes were also a undeniable outcome of the Assam government's and Central Indian government's failure to implement the Assam Accord.

According to the fifth point Assam Accord::::

Foreigners who came to Assam after 1.1.1966 (inclusive) and up to 24th March, 1971 shall be detected in accordance with the provisions of the Foreigners Act, 1946 and the Foreigners (Tribunals) Order 1964. Names of foreigners so detected will be deleted from the electoral rolls in force. Such persons will be required to register themselves before the Registration Officers of the respective districts in accordance with the provisions of the Registration of Foreigners Act, 1939 and the Registration of Foreigners Rules, 1939. Foreigners who came to Assam on or after March 25, 1971 shall continue to be detected, deleted and practical steps shall be taken to expel such foreigners. The Government will give due consideration to certain difficulties expressed by the AASU/AAGSP regarding the implementation of the Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribunals) Act, 1983.

Okay readers,

Tell us something. How does a men or women feel when he or she is denied their CONSTITUTIONAL rights in his/her OWN COUNTRY?? The bodos are the indigenous tribe of North East India and they need to be PROTECTED!!

If the influx issue is not taken up seriously with the government, it wont be only Bodos but, will soon be all of us, running out of our homes, our lands, in fear of the Bangladeshi infiltrators.

Its time we make a stand. Support AASU and NESO. They are doing a great job protesting. If we don't protest now the "VOTE HUNGRY" politicians will fill up our states and lands with the infiltrators and we would be held prisoners in our own homes.

How can we forget the Sacrifices made by our elders to secure Assam? Did you forget "Gopinath Bordoloi" "Maniram Dewan" "Lachit Borphukon" "Bishnuprasad Rabha"...they died securing Assam's future. Gopinath Bordoloi even led a movement against Chinese to secure Assam during the 1962 Sino-Indian War.

"Freedom ain't free. Even if I have to face death a thousand times for the sake of my Motherland, I shall not be sorry."

GOD BLESS INDIA.

GOD BLESS ASSAM.

ALIENS "MUST" BE DEPORTED!!

JOI AAI AXOM!!
JOI AAI AXOM!!
JOI AAI AXOM!!

TOP SECRET INDIAN NAVY PROJECT "VARSHA" YIELDS RESULT: THE ARIHANT CLASS SUBMARINE

The Indian Navy has developed a new top-secret naval base for its nuclear submarines, code-named Project Varsha, located within a radius of approximately 200 kilometers (124.27 statute miles) from Visakhapatnam. Previous news reports suggested that Gangavaram had been the initial site for the new base.
The new base is designed to support all 8-12 Arihant -class submarines to be built for the Indian Navy, and it will include state-of-the-art nuclear engineering support facilities and extensive crew accommodation. The Indian Navy is seeking foreign technical assistance pertaining to nuclear safety features for the base. While designed principally as a nuclear submarine support facility, the new base can accommodate other naval vessels because of the Indian Navy's expansion. This facility has been compared to the top-secret Hainan nuclear submarine base for the Chinese PLA Navy. This east coast base expansion program by the Indian Navy is in direct response to Chinese naval expansion into the region.
In addition to Project Varsha, in late 2009, the Hindustan Shipyard Limited, located at Visakhapatnam, was transferred from the Ministry of Shipping to the Ministry of Defence in order to support the Arihant -class nuclear submarine construction program.
It took the Ship Building Centre (SBC) almost 11 years to construct the country’s first indigenous nuclear-powered submarine. Sanctioned using secret funds in the late seventies by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi after India conducted its first nuclear test, the design and technology of INS Arihant was locked in 1984 when the formal go-ahead was given. Work on the submarine started in 1998.

The Arihant class submarines are reported to be comparable to the Charlie II class submarines, which India leased from the Soviet Union between 1988 and 1991.Their crew will have the opportunity to train on INS Chakra, which the Indian Navy leased from Russia.
The submarines have four launch tubes in their hump. They can carry up to 12 K-15 Sagarika missiles with 8 multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles (MIRV) each (with a range of 750 km, or 4 of the under-development K-4 missiles (with a range of 3,500 km).
The hull features twin flank-array sonars and Rafael broadband expendable anti-torpedo countermeasures.

The main problem has revolved around the design of miniature PWRs (pressurised water reactors) and their containment plans for the submarine's propulsion system but sources said such technical problems are a thing of the past now, with a little help from countries like Russia and France.
INS Arihant, was introduced to the public on 26 July 2009 at a symbolic launch by Indian prime minister and is now undregoing sea trials.Arihant is expected to be ready for operational deployment by the end of 2012.

Sources said the hulls of the second and third submarines have already been completed and the two warships will be assembled at Vizag over the next few years.


Concurrently, DRDO is also working on the K-15 submarine-launched ballistic missile, which will later be integrated with the submarine.

In all, five ATVs are planned under the programme, whose cost is touching around Rs 14,000 crore now, by around 2025.

The entire aim behind the ATV programme is to have nuclear-powered submarines, armed with nuclear-tipped cruise or ballistic missiles, to ensure "credible" second-strike capabilities in consonance with India's "no-first use" nuclear doctrine.

Nuclear-powered submarines have higher speeds and can stay submerged much longer than conventional diesel-electric submarines which have to surface or snorkel frequently to get oxygen to recharge batteries -- and thereby provide a much more invulnerable launch pad for nuclear weapons.

Though India already has nuclear-capable aircraft and mobile land-based missiles like the 700-km Agni-I and 2,500-km Agni-II being inducted into the armed forces now, it's hoped the ATV project will finally provide it with the third leg of the nuclear triad.

ARIHANT CLASS SUBMARINE

Type: Ballistic missile submarine
Displacement: 6,000 tons
Length: 112 m (367 ft)
Beam: 15 m (49 ft) (Est.)
Draft: 10 m (33 ft) (Est.)
Propulsion: 83MW PWR using 40% enriched uranium fuel; 1 turbine (47,000hp/70MW); 1 shaft; 17-             bladed, high-skew propeller
Speed: 12–15 knots (22–28 km/h) (surfaced); 24 knots (44 km/h) (submerged)
Range: unlimited except by food supplies
Test depth: 300 m (980 ft) (est)
Complement: 95
Sensors and
processing systems: USHUS Sonar
Armament:
Torpedoes: 6 x 21" (533mm) torpedo tubes - est. 30 charges (torpedoes, missiles or mines)
4 launch tubes (2.4 meter dia each)
12 x K15 SLBM (3 in each launch tube) or
4 x K-4 SLBM (Under development)

THE ANTI-MATERIAL RIFLE OF THE INDIAN ARMY: A HEADACHE FOR PAKISTAN

The Indian Army's AMR also known as "VIDHWANSAK" is a multicaliber anti-materiel rifle or large-caliber sniper rifle manufactured by Ordnance Factory Tiruchirappalli in association with the Defense Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). It can be used in the anti-materiel role for destroying enemy bunkers, lightly armoured vehicles, radar systems, communication equipment, parked aircraft, fuel storage facilities, etc. It is also effective in long range sniping, counter sniping and ordnance disposal roles. It costs around 1 lac rupees.

Its production began in February 2007. After trials, the Border Security Force ordered 100 Vidhwansaks for use in the border areas. The rifle has also been offered to the Indian Army and the National Security Guards.[1][3] However, the Indian Army chose not to bring the Vidhwansak into use as it did not meet the weight requirements

Vidhwansak is a manually operated, rotating bolt action rifle. The rifle is fed from a detachable box magazine that is inserted from the left side. The rifle can be quickly disassembled and carried in two man-portable packs, each weighing about 12 to 15 kg. It is equipped with an 8X magnification, long eye relief telescopic sight with parallax adjustment. A 12X ballistic scope can also be attached.

Few specifications are mentioned below:

Ammunition	12.7x108mm	14.5x114mm	20x82mm
Weight	25 kg	29 kg	26 kg
Overall Length	1.7 m	2.015 m	1.795 m
Barrel	8 Grooved, 1.1 m length, Quick Change type	8 Grooved, 1.22 m Length, Quick Change type	8 Grooved, 1 m Length, Quick Change Type
Pitch of Rifle	1: 390 mm	1 : 420 mm	1 : 560 mm
Sights	8 X 42 power telescopic sight with parallax adjustment
Muzzle Velocity	845 m/s	1,080 m/s	720 m/s
Range	1,800 m	1,800 m	1,300 m

Its current primary user is the Border Security Force (BSF). A total of 100 AMRs are in use at present. Which means the Pakistan army and Chinese army are no more a far away target for our boys.

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INDIA’S TOP SECRET ELECTRONIC WARFARE DEVICE-KALI 5000

KALI (KALI: kilo-ampere linear injector) was initially developed for
industrial applications by Bhabha Atomic Research Center (Barc). But recent reports indicates that it could also be used as a potential weapon as a High-Power Microwave gun, which could destroy incoming missiles and aircraft through soft-kill (destroying the electronic circuitry on the missile).
Bursts of microwaves packed with gigawatts of power (one gigawatt is 1000 million watts) produced by this machine, when aimed at enemy missiles and aircraft, will cripple their electronics systems and computer chips and bring them down.
This kind of system also has advantages over the so called laser weapon which destroys by drilling holes through metal to reach the inner electronic circuitry of missiles and aircraft
.
Unlike the traditional EMP devices, KALI-5000 is a rapid fire device, and hence its potential as a beam weapon is high.
This system works by creating deadly electromagnetic impulses (Emi) similar to those generated by nuclear weapons. The Emi disables the navigational and guidance systems by creating intense electric field of several thousand volts per centimeter. The electronic components currently used in missiles can withstand fields of Just 300 volts per centimeter.

The KALI-5000 is a pulsed accelerator of 1 MeV electron energy, 50-100 ns pulse time, 40kA Current and 40 GW Power level.The Microwave radiations emitted by the KALI-5000 are in the   3–5 GHz Range.
According to Barc-published reports, the machine will shoot several
thousand bursts of microwaves, each burst lasting for just 60 billionths
of a second.

However, weaponisation of the KALI will take some time. The system is still under development, and efforts are being made to make it more compact, as well as improve its recharge time, which, at the present, makes it only a single use system.
There have been reports of placing the weaponized KALI in an Il-76 aircraft as an airborne defense system. There is also speculation of using the KALI as an Anti-satellite weapon and as a space-based weapon system, has made it, in the eyes of China a threat.