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Destroying Myth of Indian Indengious Weapons Capability

Fire Arms produced in India

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Insas assault rifle and LMG

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bullpop Insas

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Kalantak 07

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Excalibur

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MINSAS

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MSMC

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Trichy Assault rifle with INSAS with grenade launcher
 
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Pinaka Multi Barrel Rocket Launcher


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Akash medium range surface-to-air missile defense system

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Trishul is the name of a short range surface-to-air missile developed by India as a part of the Integrated Guided Missile Development Program. It has a range of 9 km and is fitted with a 5.5 kg warhead. Designed to be used against low-level (sea skimming) targets at short range, the system has been developed to defend naval vessels against missiles and also as a short range surface to air missile on land. Guidance consists of three different guiding beams, with the guidance handed over progressively to a narrower beam as the missile approaches the target.

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Nag Missile

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Shaurya Missile

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Underwater Launch Canister For K-15 Sagarika Submarine-launched Missile

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Rare photos of the 2009-2010 development sea trials of (from top) India's two principal underwater weapon development programmes -- the Torpedo-Advanced Light (TAL) and the Varunastra heavyweight high speed torpedo, developed by the Naval Science & Tech Laboratory (NSTL) in Visakhapatnam.
 
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Akash is a rip off SA-6 Gainful - has noting to do with Indian R&D. India upgraded it and called it Akash.

You opened a thread on the same.. you ran away from replying me there... stop posting your useless observations everywhere.. if you have courage answer my post in the thread you created on akash... now run away...
 
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Nag Missile

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Shaurya Missile

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Underwater Launch Canister For K-15 Sagarika Submarine-launched Missile

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Sir most of these weapons you took help of Russia to make them
 
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A couple of things..
indigenous would mean developed entirely from scratch within a region.
No import involved.. no adoption..
however..
there is a difference between adoption.. and adaptation.
Adoption is taking something as it is.. and making at your own.
Adaptation is taking something, changing it, improving it..to your own needs.. and then using it.
That change, that improvement is indigenous.

Now.. taking the claim of the thread..
and applying the above terms..
Indian tech is adapted .. and invented.. from others.. and from within.
As long as there is Indian ingenuity involved..
It is indigenous.

the Mig-21F first made by HAL was not indigenous..
but the LCA, the LCH..
and other tech is.
 
A couple of things..
indigenous would mean developed entirely from scratch within a region.
No import involved.. no adoption..
however..
there is a difference between adoption.. and adaptation.
Adoption is taking something as it is.. and making at your own.
Adaptation is taking something, changing it, improving it..to your own needs.. and then using it.
That change, that improvement is indigenous.

Now.. taking the claim of the thread..
and applying the above terms..
Indian tech is adapted .. and invented.. from others.. and from within.
As long as there is Indian ingenuity involved..
It is indigenous.

the Mig-21F first made by HAL was not indigenous..
but the LCA, the LCH..
and other tech is.
mig 21f? ??????
 
Indian air force has 2000 akash missiles.

Indian army has 1000 modified akash missiles. still there are some fools who think that akash is failed. :lol:
 

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