The funny part is China develops missiles, deploy along India border and sells to Pakistan. Pakistan deploys along India border. Suddenly Indian Army know they need something like this. They prepare the requirements for 10 years and then DRDO takes another 10 years to develop and then both tests the system for another 10 years and another 10 years for CCS approvals! On ground our soldiers die!
@@arindamsen5613 are mere bhai apna rockets ke bare me zayada specs release nahi hua hai bas sirf rocket dia release kiya hai to enemy ka system isiliye bataya kyuki hame pata chal sake kaha development karna hai hai Aur kis scale me karna hai
The announcement by India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to begin the production of the Pinaka III long-range rocket is undoubtedly further proof of India's significant advancements in the field of indigenous military technology. The development of the Pinaka III rocket system not only demonstrates India's technical prowess in modern warfare but also highlights its formidable defensive and offensive capabilities in countering threats from China. As an indigenous long-range rocket artillery system developed by India, the Pinaka III boasts exceptional precision strike capabilities and extended range, capable of performing excellently in complex terrains and long-range combat scenarios. The induction of this rocket system will further strengthen the Indian Army's defensive capabilities along the border, giving it a more proactive strategic position against the Chinese military. In contrast, while China possesses a large quantity of weaponry, it still relies heavily on foreign technology for innovation and often encounters issues in actual deployment. Although China's military power has rapidly expanded in recent years, its ability to independently develop equipment remains limited. Many of its weapon systems struggle to match India's innovative products in terms of precision, reliability, and advancement. The Pinaka III rocket system not only offers a longer range but can also execute large-scale saturation attacks in harsh battlefield conditions. By comparison, China's long-range rocket systems often lag behind advanced weaponry like the Pinaka III in terms of precision and responsiveness. India's recent progress in indigenous defense research and development is a powerful declaration of its status as an emerging global military power. The emergence of the Pinaka III rockets signifies the maturity and robust innovation capabilities of India's defense industry. Unlike China, which relies on external technology acquisitions, India is steadily mastering key military technologies and achieving breakthroughs in high-tech weaponry. This not only enhances India's defense capabilities but also elevates its standing on the international stage. From a strategic perspective, the deployment of the Pinaka III rocket system will grant India more proactive offensive and defensive options in its border conflicts with China. In recent years, China has frequently provoked incidents along the border, but facing a militarily stronger India, it will have to reassess its expansion plans. The induction of the Pinaka III rocket system means that India can effectively deter China's border threats and deliver powerful retaliatory strikes when necessary. In summary, India's ongoing advancements in military technology, particularly the successful development of advanced weapon systems like the Pinaka III, underscore its unwavering commitment to safeguarding national security and sovereignty. This achievement is not only a strong response to Chinese military pressure but also a demonstration of India's strength and potential as an emerging military power to the world. Meanwhile, China, despite its numerical advantage, will undoubtedly face greater pressure and challenges when confronted with an opponent like India, which is technologically advanced and strategically focused.
If it is given to private players to manufacture without standardisation you bet Indian defence forces will have only second rate products like that of Chinese ones.
INDIA DRDO SHOULD ALLOCATED MORE FUNDS FOR MORE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR FUTURISTIC WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT TO DEFEND INDIA AND ALSO TO INCREASE WEAPONS EXPORTS
Jab private sector bna chukey hai tuo forces order kyon ni deti. Indu tion hotey hotey late ho jatey hai. Jabki pakistan china 250km or 300km already induct ker chukey hai.china 500km rocket per kaam ker raha hai drdo ney suru kiya 120km or 300km key upper jab private sector bna chuka hai technology apni hai 150km 250 300km ki.tuo drdo ko 500km per kaam kerna chayie. Kyonki unhoney b pinaka rocket technology per hi rocket bnaye hongey.
We don't give absolute power to parties that give utmost priority to defence. Then expect them to cover gaps and delays of 30 years in 10 years; and spend on freebies as well! Good job commenting...
India must enhance its air power to surpass China's capabilities. Learning from Israel's defense systems in the Middle East crisis can provide crucial insights. 1. Layered Defense Systems: Develop multiple missile defense layers like Israel's Iron Dome. 2. Real-Time Intelligence: Improve surveillance with drones, satellites, and AI. 3. Rapid Response: Enhance mobility and quick deployment of defense units. Collaborative R&D with Israel: 1. Missile Defense Systems: Jointly develop indigenous systems. 2. Cybersecurity: Enhance protection against cyber attacks. 3. AI and Robotics: Integrate advanced technologies into defense. Developing New Defense Systems: 1. Hypersonic Weapons: Invest in advanced missile technology. 2. UAVs: Improve capabilities of unmanned aerial vehicles. 3. Directed Energy Weapons: Develop laser-based interception systems. To maintain strategic stability, India should learn from Israel's defense strategies, engage in collaborative R&D, and invest in new technologies to enhance its air power against China.
The funny part is China develops missiles, deploy along India border and sells to Pakistan. Pakistan deploys along India border. Suddenly Indian Army know they need something like this. They prepare the requirements for 10 years and then DRDO takes another 10 years to develop and then both tests the system for another 10 years and another 10 years for CCS approvals! On ground our soldiers die!
It's alwats the case, always catching up. Pathetic.
you titled something and for the first five minutes you give only description of Chinese missiles wow you are a wonderful man
Should know what your enemy has in its arsenal before
@@generallifestyle6201 then title should be different na sir?
@@arindamsen5613 are mere bhai apna rockets ke bare me zayada specs release nahi hua hai bas sirf rocket dia release kiya hai to enemy ka system isiliye bataya kyuki hame pata chal sake kaha development karna hai hai Aur kis scale me karna hai
The announcement by India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to begin the production of the Pinaka III long-range rocket is undoubtedly further proof of India's significant advancements in the field of indigenous military technology. The development of the Pinaka III rocket system not only demonstrates India's technical prowess in modern warfare but also highlights its formidable defensive and offensive capabilities in countering threats from China.
As an indigenous long-range rocket artillery system developed by India, the Pinaka III boasts exceptional precision strike capabilities and extended range, capable of performing excellently in complex terrains and long-range combat scenarios. The induction of this rocket system will further strengthen the Indian Army's defensive capabilities along the border, giving it a more proactive strategic position against the Chinese military. In contrast, while China possesses a large quantity of weaponry, it still relies heavily on foreign technology for innovation and often encounters issues in actual deployment.
Although China's military power has rapidly expanded in recent years, its ability to independently develop equipment remains limited. Many of its weapon systems struggle to match India's innovative products in terms of precision, reliability, and advancement. The Pinaka III rocket system not only offers a longer range but can also execute large-scale saturation attacks in harsh battlefield conditions. By comparison, China's long-range rocket systems often lag behind advanced weaponry like the Pinaka III in terms of precision and responsiveness.
India's recent progress in indigenous defense research and development is a powerful declaration of its status as an emerging global military power. The emergence of the Pinaka III rockets signifies the maturity and robust innovation capabilities of India's defense industry. Unlike China, which relies on external technology acquisitions, India is steadily mastering key military technologies and achieving breakthroughs in high-tech weaponry. This not only enhances India's defense capabilities but also elevates its standing on the international stage.
From a strategic perspective, the deployment of the Pinaka III rocket system will grant India more proactive offensive and defensive options in its border conflicts with China. In recent years, China has frequently provoked incidents along the border, but facing a militarily stronger India, it will have to reassess its expansion plans. The induction of the Pinaka III rocket system means that India can effectively deter China's border threats and deliver powerful retaliatory strikes when necessary.
In summary, India's ongoing advancements in military technology, particularly the successful development of advanced weapon systems like the Pinaka III, underscore its unwavering commitment to safeguarding national security and sovereignty. This achievement is not only a strong response to Chinese military pressure but also a demonstration of India's strength and potential as an emerging military power to the world. Meanwhile, China, despite its numerical advantage, will undoubtedly face greater pressure and challenges when confronted with an opponent like India, which is technologically advanced and strategically focused.
Loved the fact that you actually mentioned what we are up against
DRDO should only create technology. Manufacturing should be handed over to private players.
If it is given to private players to manufacture without standardisation you bet Indian defence forces will have only second rate products like that of Chinese ones.
@@krisbraowrong private industry will produce, innovate far better than public inefficient sector
Very well said 😊😊
India's defence ministry must consider for reducing trial evaluation time for quick introduction of those weapons platforms in the armed forces
Do you want to see those machines fail ?
INDIA DRDO SHOULD ALLOCATED MORE FUNDS FOR MORE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR FUTURISTIC WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT TO DEFEND INDIA AND ALSO TO INCREASE WEAPONS EXPORTS
Go for it. And do it fast.
Greatest achievement
KRISTINA HAS BOYFRIEND IN SALEM WHO GOES BY THE NAME KENNETH LUNDBERG.
Jab private sector bna chukey hai tuo forces order kyon ni deti. Indu tion hotey hotey late ho jatey hai. Jabki pakistan china 250km or 300km already induct ker chukey hai.china 500km rocket per kaam ker raha hai drdo ney suru kiya 120km or 300km key upper jab private sector bna chuka hai technology apni hai 150km 250 300km ki.tuo drdo ko 500km per kaam kerna chayie. Kyonki unhoney b pinaka rocket technology per hi rocket bnaye hongey.
We need to Upgrade our existing BM-30 Smerch MLRS with Indigenous Long Range Rockets so that it can fire upto Range of 150 to 200 Km
What happened to pralay missile?
Do we know the ETA for the readiness of these Pinaka III rockets?
10 years obviously
A 300 rocket range 400 km
we need 500mm with 500-700 km rockets
Those projectile are called missiles and Bharat has wide variety of that
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I need 2million mm with 5 billion km laser guided active radar seeking robot killing death star rocket laser missile gun.
We don't give absolute power to parties that give utmost priority to defence. Then expect them to cover gaps and delays of 30 years in 10 years; and spend on freebies as well! Good job commenting...
maheshrwaashtra was my idea.
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Quantum computer was my idea.
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India must enhance its air power to surpass China's capabilities. Learning from Israel's defense systems in the Middle East crisis can provide crucial insights.
1. Layered Defense Systems: Develop multiple missile defense layers like Israel's Iron Dome.
2. Real-Time Intelligence: Improve surveillance with drones, satellites, and AI.
3. Rapid Response: Enhance mobility and quick deployment of defense units.
Collaborative R&D with Israel:
1. Missile Defense Systems: Jointly develop indigenous systems.
2. Cybersecurity: Enhance protection against cyber attacks.
3. AI and Robotics: Integrate advanced technologies into defense.
Developing New Defense Systems:
1. Hypersonic Weapons: Invest in advanced missile technology.
2. UAVs: Improve capabilities of unmanned aerial vehicles.
3. Directed Energy Weapons: Develop laser-based interception systems.
To maintain strategic stability, India should learn from Israel's defense strategies, engage in collaborative R&D, and invest in new technologies to enhance its air power against China.
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Sir plz don't call LAC but call indo china border make mohan line.
Copy Palestine Rockets formula very cheap design & formula. Upgrade to GPS guided electronic systems.
My grandson will see 😂🤦♂️
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Troll defence comments.
Actually,you don't have much to elaborate,you seem to praise the adversary..
Are you mad to give a resume of Chinese rocket capacity. Give to military.
In an hour remove pok cok ladsk to arunachal you are not called as traitors ..?