The day Pakistan was nearly Destroyed by India

INS Jalashwa L 41 Amphibious Assault Ship

Prahaar Short Range Theater Ballistic Missile

Main Battle Tanks in Exercise

The Mirage 2000 Multi Role Fighter

Navy Simulating Amphibious Landing

  On the day 26/11 the Pakistani Govt  Sponsored Terrorists Attacked 

Indian Economic City Mumbai and Killing 164 innocent Lives of Indians and other Countries 

Citizens. The Attack feared the growth of Terrorists Sponsoring states like Palestine, Iran and Syria. 

So long, Pakistan also Joined the Club by supporting the Terrorists to attack its Enemy. 

Same like Palestine for Hamas, Iran for Hezbollah. But, Pakistan has more Connections hiding 

Osama in their Bedroom and Openly supporting the TTP. 

After the Attack on Mumbai India plans to strike some predesignated terrorist camps inside Pakistan. 
The numbers exceeded more than 5000 targets. While the Israeli officials openly acknowledged 
that they support the Indian Operations and are ready to provide any Technical assistance to 
Indian Forces. The same announcement also comes from the George Bush Regime and his 
foreign counterpart also agreed to provide for any kind of support to the Indian Forces.     

 In the Beginning of December 2008, The US Senator Openly Bomb shelled. 

If Pakistan can't arrest the Terrorists who were behind the 26/11 the Indian Forces can do 

Aerial Runs for predesignated attacks. while later the Indian Air force western 

Command chief openly admitted that IAF has already marked 5000 targets inside Pakistan. and 

IAF has also the capability of launching attacks from Indian Soil by using 

Standoff Missiles fired from Fighter Jets or Can do Aerial bombing runs over the 

Predesignated Attacks. those known predesignated target co ordinates formerly 
provided by the Israeli Intelligence Mossad and the Indian Intelligence RAW.

 When Pakistani intelligence sniffed and heard Indian Air force Plans, 
they informed the Pakistani Air force prepare for self defence and counter Attack. 
Meanwhile some Indian and western Defence Analysts quoted that India may conduct a 
Short sharp war to destroy terrorists camps inside Pakistan Thus the plan, also created fear among 
the Pakistani government and the Pakistani Prime minister  they again and again met the tri-service 
officials to prepare for self defence and Counter attack If Indian Airforce start the Bomb run. 
At the same moment Pakistani air Force was on red alert and they started running 
CAP ( Combat Air Patrol ) along the Border territories 24x7. The most Pakistani's thought 
that they are on war right now.  

         

Also there were plans to use farkhor Air base for secondary strikes.

Further Confirming the Indian Airforce Mulit Role fighter Mirage 2000 and Mig 29 fighters 
circling the nearby border areas of Rajastan and Amirtsar and the residents were also 
instructed to prepare for Reallocation. The Pakistani's were nearly Pissed when they heard  
these preparations from Indian side. The Pakistani's think that Indian Mig's can provide escort 
and engage aerial threats to pave way to the Mirages starts the Bombing Run. when some 
Intercepted Audio signals published by US clearly mentioning the Pakistani's yelling we will 
fight till our last blood. This, that clearly indicates that Pakistani soldiers think that they wouldn't 
be able to fight such a Large and Massive Indian Forces Backed by Americans and the Israeli's.  

 Indian Air force was completely Prepared for the Coordinated Strike. It's now the Indian Army 
who was also threatened that the Pakisani do not cross the order when our Fighters cleared the 
Designated strikes. For that Indian Army Nearly Mobilized some 50000 Troops and 500+ 
Armoured Main Battle Tanks to the Frontier This further added more fear to the Pakistani's 
and what they thought was that once Fighters leave from Pakistan the Indian Army will come 
inside Pakistan and Destroy the Balance Targets this added more fuel into the Matter when a 
Israeli officials said in a Interview to the western media that India may do a Lebanon in Pakistan 
and Israeli support for that. that makes Pakistan more feared of Indian Control of entire Pakistan. 
Not only they feared about Indian Ground forces the real nightmare is that India deployed more 
Number of Short Range Theater Ballistic Missiles and Long Range Artillery's. and also the 
Pinaka MBRL and Prahar Short Range Ballistic Missiles and deployed some unknown number 
of Brahmos Batteries. they also denoted that India Brings the Cold start Doctrine by Mobilizing 
some 50000+ combat soldiers to the Border withing two days. also the Previous 
Border Security Forces along the Border boosts the Capability of Both Offensive and 
Defensive missions.   

 To counter the Indian Forces, Pakistani Forces also Mobilized it's troops to protect the 
Pakistani cities Lahore and Islamabad and some other Divisions that head back to the 
International Border area near to the Rajastan Border. The Rajastani BSF IG told publicly 
that they monitored more military movement near to the Border area inside Pakistan. 
while India also deployed Battle Management  systems and Radars outposts to detect 
Pakistani Movements. 

The Indian Navy also ready to some Massive damage to Pakistani Navy and their 
Port Cities they bring their Warships ready to Bombard Karachi where India also Planned to 
Amphibious Assault near to the Pakistani coastal Cities. they bring some Destroyers escorted 
by Frigates along with Landing Ships and The Biggest US Supplied INS Jalashwa Amphibious 
Assault Ship. When Pakistani's notified Indian Movements clearly showcasing not only a 
Short sharp war but completely making Pakistan as Lebanon.  

When India was all set for Destroying the Terrorists Sponsoring Pakistan who killed
 Number of Indians. and the Pakistani's also started counting their days.
 as I earlier mentioned More Numbers of Pakistani's were already in Chaos that their 
Army is not ready and They are the next. they really thought that they are in a war situation right now.
 When Pakistan had no chance to survive from Indian Plans of Attacking them,  
their last hope is their Nuke Batteries. The Indian Army Officials  
identified their Plans of using Nukes. So Indian Officils called the Pakistani officials 
through the Red Telephone or hot Line to ensure not using the Nuke Bombs. 
India also warned the Pakistani's do not ever try for any misadventures in your Nuke sites. 
the Nuke issue also was clearly and closely watched by the Israeli officials as 
they were also setting up their Elite Assault Group on standby Mode. 
The Jewish state was also Threatened  by Pakistan by its nukes Several times. 
Meanwhile US and England's MI 5 and MI 6 were also on high alert  to avert 
Pakistan using their Nukes.  

When no Options were left for surviving, Pakistan finally takes its next action to 
beg the western countries to ask India to stop Attacking Pakistan. 
The Phone calls were flying towards Islamabad and allover the World and begged
 " Please stop India they are coming ".  

On December 22, 2008 India Starts Firing Exercise in  three Firing Ranges nearby Border, 
and the Ships sounded their Horn. 

Once India gave Lives to 93000 Pakistani's, Now

India Gives Lives to entire Pakistan, But they again forget our Help  

I must say I will never Forgive Never Forget 

Indian Coast Guard Day-2015 Celebrated

The Indian Coast Guard is celebrating its 38th Anniversary on 01 Feb 15. An Armed Force of the union, under the Ministry of Defence, the Indian Coast Guard has come a long way from its modest beginning in 1978. Today, with more than 100 ships and 60 aircraft, Indian Coast Guard is amongst the largest Coast Guards in the world. Though initially envisaged for the role to curb the economic offences, Coast Guard has now acquired leadership role in various fields of the national maritime arena. Indian Coast Guard is the nodal Central Coordinating Authority for the National Maritime Search and Rescue, Marine Oil Spill Disaster Planning, Preparedness Response and coordination of Offshore and Coastal Security. To support these onerous responsibilities, the Indian Coast Guard is operating from five Regional Headquarters, 14 District Headquarters located in each coastal state and 42 Stations situated along the coast line. 

With Service motto as “Vayam Rakshamah” (We Protect), the Coast Guard Search and Rescue efforts have been instrumental in saving more than 6500 lives since inception, amounting to one life saved every other day. The Coast Guard continues to transform itself into an effective maritime force through acquisition of state of art indigenously designed and built ships and aircraft, consolidation of manpower & infrastructure and honing professional competencies through regular and rigorous training. By the turn of present decade, the Coast Guard is likely to have an inventory of 150 ships and 100 aircraft.  

The President, Prime Minister and Defence Minister also congratulated the Indian Coast Guard on completion of 38 glorious years and its role in national maritime security. 

The traditional CG Reception ceremony held on the eve of Coast Guard Day was graced by the Hon’be Raksha Mantri, Shri Manohar Parikar. The Service Chiefs along with dignitaries and senior officials from the Ministry of Defence also attended the ceremony. The Defence Minister on the occasion appreciated the pivotal role of Coast Guard in ensuring the India’s maritime interests in the Indian Ocean Region. 

The Coast Guard also witnesses the new Director General at helm from today as Vice Admiral HCS Bisht, AVSM assumes the responsibilities of Director General Indian Coast Guard from Vice Admiral Anurag G Thapliyal AVSM & Bar who retired from service on superannuation on 31 Jan 14.

INDIAN COAST GUARD GETS NEW DIRECTOR GENERAL

On the 38th Raising day of the Indian Coast Guard on 01 Feb 15, Vice Admiral HCS Bisht AVSM took over the helms of the service as the 21st Director General Indian Coast Guard. He succeeded Vice Admiral Anurag Thapliyal AVSM & Bar, who retired from the service on superannuation. An alumnus of the National Defence Academy Khadakvasla, Pune and the Naval Academy Kochi, the Admiral was commissioned in the Executive Branch of the Indian Navy  on 01 Jul 1979 and is a Gunnery Specialist.  

The Flag Officer is a graduate of the 1992 batch of the Royal Naval Staff College, Greenwich (UK). He also attended the Naval Higher Command Course at the College of Naval Warfare, Karanja, Mumbai in 2001 and completed the 47th NDC course at New Delhi in 2007.

The Admiral has held a number of important afloat, training and staff appointments which includes commissioning Commanding Officer of the Missile Corvette INS Kora, Commanding Officer of the Stealth Frigate, INS Tabar and DA at the High Commission of India, Singapore.  His flag appointments include Assistant Controller of Carrier Projects, Chief of Staff Southern Naval Command, Flag Officer Sea Training at Kochi, Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet at Visakhapatnam, Asst Chief of Personnel (HRD) and Controller Personnel Services (CPS) at IHQ, MoD(N).

Canister Launch Of Nuclear Capable Agni-5 Successful From Wheeler’s Island Off Odisha coast

India on Saturday successfully test-fired its indigenously developed, intercontinental surface-to-surface nuclear capable ballistic missile ‘Agni-5’, which has a strike range of over 5000 kms and can carry a nuclear warhead of over one tonne, from Wheeler’s Island off Odisha coast.

The three stage, solid propellant “missile was test-fired from a mobile launcher from the launch complex-4 of the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at about 8.06 hours,” ITR Director M V K V Prasad said.

Prasad said that the canister version of Agni-5 missile was successfully test launched on Saturday. “The missile, witnessed a flawless ‘auto launch’ and detailed results will be known after all data retrieved from different radars and network systems.”

An eye-witness said, “The sleek missile, just within a few seconds of its blast-off from the Island launchpad roared majestically into a clear sunny sky leaving behind in its trajectory a trail of thin orange and white column of smoke and within seconds it pierced the sky”.

Saturday’s launch was the third developmental trial of the long range missile. The first test was conducted on 19 April, 2012 and the second test on 15 September, 2013 from the same base.

The indigenously developed surface-to-surface missile Agni-5 is capable of striking a range more than 5000 km. It is about 17 meters long, 2 metres wide and has a launch weight of around 50 tonnes. The missile can carry a nuclear warhead of more than one tonne.

Unlike other missiles of Agni series, the latest one ‘AGNI-5’, is most advanced having some new technologies incorporated with it in terms of navigation and guidance, warhead and engine, Prasad said.

“Lot of new technologies developed indigenously were successfully tested in the first Agni-5 trial. The very high accuracy Ring Laser Gyro based Inertial Navigation System (RINS) and the most modern and accurate Micro Navigation System (MINS) had ensured the Missile reach the target point within few meters of accuracy.

“The high speed onboard computer and fault tolerant software along with robust and reliable bus guided the missile flawlessly,” said an official.

India has at present in its armoury of Agni series, Agni-1 with 700 km range, Agni-2 with 2000 km range, Agni-3 and Agni-4 with 2500 km to more than 3500 range. After a few more trials, Agni-5 will be inducted into the services.

New Generation Electronic Warfare Equipment Integrated On Tejas Aircraft

An advance Electronic Warfare suite (EW suite) developed by Defence Avionics Research Establishment (DARE), a DRDO laboratory, flew for the first time onboard the “Tejas-PV1 Light Combat Aircraft” today at Bengaluru. In addition to the Radar Warner, the EW suite is also equipped with jammer. It gives to the pilot an additional capability of nullifying the effect of detected Radar threat by appropriate mode of jamming. Existing EW systems fitted on various combat aircraft are basic EW equipment known as Radar Warner Receiver to provide warning to the aircraft pilot in case of detection of a Radar threat. After obtaining due flight clearances and certification, the first flight sortie of LCA PV1 with the EW equipment operational, took place today. The equipment was noted to be detecting Radar signals operating in and around the flight path. 

Dr. Avinash Chander, Scientific Advisor to Raksha Mantri, Secretary Deptt. of Defence R&D & DG DRDO congratulated the team on the achievement and said, “this warfare suite adds an important capability to our LCA”. Shri SS Sundaram, Distinguished Scientist and DG (ECS) called it a “new generation electronic warfare equipment integrated on TEJAS aircraft”. Ms. J Manjula, OS and Director DARE said “LCA is the first fighter aircraft of India fitted with a Radar Warner and Jammer equipment with capability for both Radar warning and jamming using a Unified EW Technology. Over the coming few months, ADA and DARE will be scheduling further sorties to evaluate the system in various signal scenarios”.

India's Heaviest Launch Vehicle GSLV Mk.III with Unmanned Crew Module

ISRO's most powerful launcher ever, GSLV Mk-III rolls out from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pad for its Experimental Flight slated later in this month.
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Integration of the passive C25 Cryogenic Upper Stage with L110 liquid Core Stage in Progress at Vehicle Assembly Building


The passive C25 Cryogenic Upper Stage being hoisted at Vehicle Assembly Building


The partially integrated vehicle with S200 Strap-ons and L110 Core Stage outside the Vehicle Assembly Building


L110 Liquid Core Stage being prepared at Stage Preparation Facility


The core second stage of GSLV-Mk III, with 110 tonnes of liquid propellants, just before it was flagged off on Friday from the Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC), Mahendragiri, Tamil Nadu.


The two S200 Strap-ons during the integration of the vehicle


Original GSLV Mk.III Mockup (Old Pic - 2012)
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Work-Share, Design Sorted, Final FGFA, MTA Agreements & A Mini BrahMos On The Table During Putin's Visit Next Week

After a preliminary agreement between India and Russia were signed in 2010, a final agreement on the fifth generation fighter aircraft (FGFA) was expected to be signed in July-August 2012, but got delayed as the Indian Air Force (IAF) did not approve the FGFA's single-seat design and also the work-share of 18%-82%, but now Russia has reportedly agreed on the 25%-75% work share between India & Russia, therefore the agreement is likely to be signed during Russian President V Putin's visit to India on December 10-11th. Also Russia has agreed on the two-seat demand of the IAF on the FGFA. The FGFA will have the BrahMos and the Indian-made Astra missiles.

The 200 FGFAs will be built at a cost of $30 billion.

Other agreements on the table are the MTA and BrahMos export.

The MTA, which will eventually replace the An-32, was signed in 2007, but negligible Indian participation in it has delayed the signing of the final agreement, also coupled with design, development and work-share problems, much like FGFA. The $600 million project for 205 planes(both for cargo & troop transportation)  - 100 for the Russian Air Force, 45 for IAF and 60 more for exporting to friendly countries, was expected to fly by 2015, but has been delayed.

The international market for MTA is estimated at 390 planes. Under the agreement, thirty percent of the annual production of planes could be exported to third countries. 

A BrahMos mini-missile agreement is expected to be signed during Putin's visit.The new missile  will be half of the present missile in length, will have a speed of 3.5 mach, will be able to carry a payload of 300, upto a range of 290 kms, and can be integrated on submarines and the FGFA, and will be inducted into service in 2017. A tripartite agreement between DRDO, NPOM lab and BrahMos is expected to be signed during Putin's visit.

BEL Completes Akash Air Defence System Firing Trials Successfully

Firing trials of the Akash Air Defence System, designed and developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and manufactured by Navratna defence PSU Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), were conducted successfully at the Integrated Test Range, Balasore, Odisha, from November 17 to 22, 2014.

The Akash Air Defence system has been designed to defend and protect the nation’s assets from penetrating  aerial attacks. The Akash missile can fly at supersonic speed. 

At the latest firing trials, the systems were tested successfully under extreme flight condition of near boundary low altitude, far boundary high altitude and multi-target, multi-missile scenario. The flight trials were carried out on unmanned aerial target Banshee jet and para-flares. The targets were repeatedly destroyed by the Akash Missile System. This is the last in the series of flight trials carried out on the production version of the Akash Air Defence System for the Indian Air Force to validate complete intercept envelope of the Air Defence System.

The firing exercise was conducted under the able leadership of Outstanding Scientist, Mr G Chandramouli, Project Director, Akash, DRDL, and senior officers of the Indian Air Force. BEL’s team of engineers participated and steered the critical flight exercises. 

The Akash Missile System is an all-weather, point / area air defence weapon system for defending vulnerable areas / points against medium range targets penetrating from low, medium and high altitudes.

BEL is involved in the manufacture and integration of highly complex and sophisticated Ground Radars for Surveillance and tracking and control centers for the Akash Air Defence System. The missile guidance and air defence functions such as classification, threat evaluation, prioritization and missile launch are automated with manual over-ride. 

The Akash missile utilizes an integral rocket-ramjet propulsion system to provide thrust till intercept. A digital onboard computer enables automated mission sequencing and the embedded digital autopilot ensures flight stability and missile maneuvering. The onboard command guidance unit receives coded digital information from the Radar which is used for steering the missile towards the target.