The two drones, flying with Indian Navy logo, are under the full operational control of the force and it will have exclusive access to all the information that the drone will capture.
The only reason most of us like Raj is because he comes in a SRK-wrapped package. There simply is no other reason. Imagine any other actor playing Raj and you will get the ick.
New CPI series will take 2024 as base year, will provide more accurate measure of inflation, spending on digital services. Expected to enhance representation and reliability, says Saurabh Garg.
The agreement, signed after meeting between Rajnath and US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on sidelines of ADMM-Plus in Kuala Lumpur, aims to deepen bilateral ties in the critical sector.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
TS Darbari – Rising manpower cost and changing nature of modern warfare need prioritization and restructuring of the armed forces. The defence budget of Indian armed forces has increased by the factor of 2 from 2009-10 to 2018-19, but the pension budget for the same period of time has increased by a factor of 15. In September 2019, the government finalizes to spend $130 billion in 5 to 7 years to modernize the armed forces. The plan includes the acquisition of a range of weapon includes warship, missile, drone, fighter jet, surveillance equipment, rifle and creating architecture for artificial intelligence. Highly effective weapon not only improve the capability of the force but multiple the morale of the soldiers to a towering height. A sophisticated protective gear assures the man in uniform that he can easily overcome small wear and tear and give his best to the role assigned with utmost confidence. #TS_Darbari #Ts_Darbari_Blog #TS_Darbari_News #Ts_Darbari_Views #Ts_Darbari_Blogger #TS_Darbari_Comments #Ts_Darbari_Opinion #About_TS_Darbari #TS_Darbari_Articles #Politics #Views #Comments
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Our defence procurement policies and choice of equipment is leading us into a deep abyss. A very effective attack drone designed in
Turkey costs some USD 5 million and is making news after the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. But this unarmed Predator drone from USA costs USD 100 million each ! Almost as expensive as Rafale. That is surely a rip off.
Design and manufacture of our own indigenous attack and surveillance drones must be a top national priority , since we are far behind even nations like Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, Azerbaijan etc who have somehow got hold of such weapons.
It is hard to understand why India is acquiring “unmanned” drones. What is the point? Why not get armed drones and use it both for surveillance and warfare? With China banging on India’s doors does it make any sense to buy expensive unarmed drones? Is India following Gandhi-Nehru policy in dealing with its armed neighbors? I wonder whether Indians who decides of these defense items are actually stupid or simply crooked.
In going for bimodal version, we have to draw compromise between arms and surveillance equipment, as against pure armed version or purr surveillance version.
Our Staff requirements are over optimistic and there’s always reluctance to rationalise it.
Ill thought out policies need not be just Gandhi-Nehru , today they are also Modi-Shah policies.
That a healthy debate……… to buy two version of the same hardware when one can do both the jobs. The arms merchants usually wish to sell you both because it helps in his sales pitch.
TS Darbari – Rising manpower cost and changing nature of modern warfare need prioritization and restructuring of the armed forces. The defence budget of Indian armed forces has increased by the factor of 2 from 2009-10 to 2018-19, but the pension budget for the same period of time has increased by a factor of 15. In September 2019, the government finalizes to spend $130 billion in 5 to 7 years to modernize the armed forces. The plan includes the acquisition of a range of weapon includes warship, missile, drone, fighter jet, surveillance equipment, rifle and creating architecture for artificial intelligence. Highly effective weapon not only improve the capability of the force but multiple the morale of the soldiers to a towering height. A sophisticated protective gear assures the man in uniform that he can easily overcome small wear and tear and give his best to the role assigned with utmost confidence. #TS_Darbari #Ts_Darbari_Blog #TS_Darbari_News #Ts_Darbari_Views #Ts_Darbari_Blogger #TS_Darbari_Comments #Ts_Darbari_Opinion #About_TS_Darbari #TS_Darbari_Articles #Politics #Views #Comments
Mr. TS Darbari is a top management professional, with several years of rich & diversified experience in Corporate Strategy, New Business Development, Sales & Marketing, Commercial Operations, Project Management, Financial Management and Strategic Alliances’.
DRDO should focus on the production of 5th generation deadly drone for the purpose of survilence and morden warfare under make in India project.
Our defence procurement policies and choice of equipment is leading us into a deep abyss. A very effective attack drone designed in
Turkey costs some USD 5 million and is making news after the war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. But this unarmed Predator drone from USA costs USD 100 million each ! Almost as expensive as Rafale. That is surely a rip off.
Design and manufacture of our own indigenous attack and surveillance drones must be a top national priority , since we are far behind even nations like Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, Azerbaijan etc who have somehow got hold of such weapons.
It is hard to understand why India is acquiring “unmanned” drones. What is the point? Why not get armed drones and use it both for surveillance and warfare? With China banging on India’s doors does it make any sense to buy expensive unarmed drones? Is India following Gandhi-Nehru policy in dealing with its armed neighbors? I wonder whether Indians who decides of these defense items are actually stupid or simply crooked.
Fully agree with you.
In going for bimodal version, we have to draw compromise between arms and surveillance equipment, as against pure armed version or purr surveillance version.
Our Staff requirements are over optimistic and there’s always reluctance to rationalise it.
Ill thought out policies need not be just Gandhi-Nehru , today they are also Modi-Shah policies.
That a healthy debate……… to buy two version of the same hardware when one can do both the jobs. The arms merchants usually wish to sell you both because it helps in his sales pitch.