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2047. Centenary year for enmity with Pakistan. Not far short of it, 85 for sure, with China. The question to ask is, Are there no diplomatic solutions to India’s long standing issues with both neighbours. All three nuclear armed, a sort of ( territorial ) stalemate. 2. Should India always be prepared for a two front war. What would be the strategic objectives of fighting such a war(s). What are the costs it imposes for a developing country.
Isn’t 2047 too far out in time. Although defence planning needs necessarily to be long term. 2. Agnipath. Is that a good scheme for the technology dense wars of the future. 3. In a recent show by Shiv Aroor and Vishnu Som, they pointed out that China has 500 fifth generation aircraft, India has none.
Poor and corrupt socialist India does not have the money to implement its Vision 2047. By 2047, the vision will be in the dustbin, the Indian Air Force will have only 10 squadrons i out of 42, India and Pakistan will continue their speech-only drama without any meaningful action, and China will be the sole superpower
2047. Centenary year for enmity with Pakistan. Not far short of it, 85 for sure, with China. The question to ask is, Are there no diplomatic solutions to India’s long standing issues with both neighbours. All three nuclear armed, a sort of ( territorial ) stalemate. 2. Should India always be prepared for a two front war. What would be the strategic objectives of fighting such a war(s). What are the costs it imposes for a developing country.
Isn’t 2047 too far out in time. Although defence planning needs necessarily to be long term. 2. Agnipath. Is that a good scheme for the technology dense wars of the future. 3. In a recent show by Shiv Aroor and Vishnu Som, they pointed out that China has 500 fifth generation aircraft, India has none.
Poor and corrupt socialist India does not have the money to implement its Vision 2047. By 2047, the vision will be in the dustbin, the Indian Air Force will have only 10 squadrons i out of 42, India and Pakistan will continue their speech-only drama without any meaningful action, and China will be the sole superpower