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India to fast track its submarine torpedo launched cruise

missile program
Published April 27, 2022 | By admin
SOURCE: RAUNAK KUNDE / NEWS BEAT / IDRW.ORG.
Indian Navy is planning to drop plans for the vertical launch system (VLS) cells for its
Project-75-I submarine program that could have allowed it to carry Brahmos submarine-
launched cruise missiles, instead, DRDO and the Navy are working on developing high sub-
sonic submarine torpedo launched cruise missiles that will have a range of 1500km and later
can be adapted also on Kalvari-class submarine fleet.
Dropping plans for the VLS system for the Project-75-I submarine program might have been
much to do with the limited numbers of SLCM that are presently available that can be
adopted for the Vertical launch and also due to the limited range of current BrahMos missiles
(450km) system.
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Posted in News Beat | 14 Comments
RudraM-III: Air-launched ballistic missile or

Hypersonic missile??
SOURCE: JATIN RAM / FOR MY TAKE / IDRW.ORG
A few weeks ago more details of the RudraM-III became public where the missiles were seen
with hypersonic fixed wings leading to speculations that the RudraM-III is a hypersonic
missile system but the missile can’t be classified as a hypersonic missile even if it can go
hypersonic. Hypersonic is a term used to describe platforms that can travel at speeds above
Mach 5, many ballistic missiles achieve such speeds but that doesn’t mean they can be
classified as hypersonic missiles systems.
RudraM-III seems to be a conventional air-launched ballistic missile that can achieve

hypersonic velocities through a quasi-ballistic flight path that never departs the atmosphere,
and it can maneuver throughout its trajectory to avoid being intercepted. The above
schematic diagram confirms that the RudraM-III will have a single-stage booster that will
propel it after launch from air to high supersonic speeds while the second stage dual-pulse
motor will help it attend low hypersonic speeds while it is carryout final terminal stage
maneuvering.
Posted in My Take | 13 Comments
Ukraine conflict wake-up call for Europe to look at
challenges in Asia: Jaishankar
SOURCE: TRIBUNE INDIA
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday countered criticism of India’s position on

the Russia-Ukraine conflict, saying the Western powers have been oblivious to the pressing
challenges facing Asia, including last year’s events in Afghanistan and the continuous
pressure on the rules-based order in the region.
You spoke about Ukraine. I remember what happened in Afghanistan where an entire civil
society was thrown under the bus by the world. — S Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister
Posted in India | 2 Comments
South Korea emerges as Quad alternative to India

SOURCE: ASIA TIMES
South Korea has long stood out as a geopolitical anomaly – a rising power curiously
punching well below its weight. A long-time US treaty ally, the Northeast Asian nation has at
the same time cultivated extremely cordial, if not at times subservient, relations with
neighboring China, a top trading partner.
Despite being a global economic dynamo and a leading military equipment exporter, South
Korea has remained largely marginal in shaping the geopolitical landscape in its own Asian
neighborhood. Outgoing President Moon Jae-in’s chief foreign policy focus, if not obsession,
has been his largely ineffectual engagement with North Korea, which has shown little
interest in actual disarmament and denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.
Pakistan toasted brotherly Taliban’s takeover but why

they are bombing each other
SOURCE: INDIA TODAY
On August 15, 2021, armed Taliban militants posed at President Ashraf Ghani’s adorned desk
in the Afghan presidential palace. Ironically, hanging on the wall behind them was a
painting of Sufi mystic Sabir Shah crowning a kneeling Amad Shah Durrani, regarded as the
modern Afghan founder.
While the world expressed shock over the astonishingly swift fall of Kabul, prominent
Pakistanis raised a toast. They included political parties, senior journalists and retired
generals. But none as overtly as Pakistan’s then Prime Minister Imran Khan who said “the
Afghans have broken the shackles of slavery.” One of his ministers even said India has got an
appropriate gift for its Independence Day.
Posted in Asia | 4 Comments
Foreign-based organizations linked to Pakistan and ISI

lobbying against India on global forums, reveals Disinfo
Lab report
SOURCE: OPINDIA
On April 25, Investigating Info-warfare and Psy-war OSINT Disinfo Lab published a report on
the investigation it had done that revealed a 50-year old plan hatched by Pakistan to harm
India’s interests in global forums. Codenamed Operation Tupac, it is an ongoing military-
intelligence contingency program that has been active since the 1980s and is run by the
Inter-Services Intelligence of Pakistan.
In its report, Disinfo Lab stated that various organisations linked to Pakistan and its
notorious intelligence agency ISI were responsible for the ratings India got in the recently
released United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) annual
report. India was grouped as a Country of Particular Concern along with Pakistan,
Afghanistan, China and 11 other nations.
China cements its place as Pakistan’s largest supplier of

major arms: Report
SOURCE: HT
China, between 2017 and 2021, has cemented its place as Pakistan’s largest supplier of major
arms, including fighter aircraft, warships, submarines and missiles, data compiled by an
independent institute focusing on arms transfers and conflict said.
Between 2017 and 2021, Beijing met 72% of Islamabad’s demand for major arms, data from
Sweden’s Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) published in March
showed. Conversely, 47% of all the major arms exported by China went to Pakistan during
that period, SIPRI said.
Posted in Asia | 3 Comments
Here’s how Pakistan smuggles drugs into India through

sleeper cells
SOURCE: REUTERS
Pakistan is using its links to create drug sleeper cells and smuggle drugs into India in talc
consignments, according to a note from the Indian intelligence agencies accessed by CNN-
News18.
Pakistan is taking advantage of its geographical location for drug business in the Golden
Crescent and its porous border with Afghanistan serves as major transit corridor for the
drugs, it added.
Steep Rise in J&K Terror Violence in First 100 Days of 2022

after Massive Mobilisation at PoK Launch Pads
SOURCE: NEWS18
Even as there were multiple intelligence reports of massive mobilisation at launch pads
across the border in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) in the past three months, terror
activities have seen a massive jump till April 15. According to the official data compiled in
this period, there has been a 122% rise in terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir. Except for
IED blasts, all types of attacks by terrorists had registered an escalation till April 15.
According to sources, from January 20, there were constant inputs that terrorists had been
mobilised across the border who would attempt to sneak into India through various routes.
The Border Security Force (BSF) was also alerted and it has been doing multiple checks
round the clock. The intelligence agencies were also expecting that if there would be any
impact of the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, it would start becoming apparent from
March this year.
CAA Limited, Narrowly Tailored Law For Specific

Communities: Government
SOURCE: PTI
The Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) is a limited and narrowly-tailored legislation that
seeks to provide a relaxation to specific communities from specified countries with a clear
cut-off date, taking a compassionate and ameliorative view, according to the annual report of
the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA).
The CAA, which was enacted in 2019 but is yet to be implemented, aims to grant citizenship
to those members of the Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi and Christian communities who
faced persecution in Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Terrorist launch pads active in PoK near LoC, India

intensifies patrolling, vigil
SOURCE: ZEE NEWS
After the New Government took charge in Pakistan sources in Intelligence say that the
Kashmir policy of Pakistan once again seems changed. A top official said five to six terrorist
launch pads have become active in PoK near the Line of Control after the government
changed and terrorists are waiting for an opportunity to Infiltrate into Kashmir Valley.
Security forces have dual challenges at hand as the Infiltration routes have cleared of the
snow, especially in the Neelam Valley of PoK.
Posted in India | 1 Comment
‘We Were In Depression, But Had Faith in Our Govt’:

Indian Sailors Held Captive in Yemen Back Home Safe
SOURCE: NEWS18
We were in depression while in captivity but had faith in the government, one of the seven
Indian sailors released from the Houthi-controlled Yemeni capital of Sanaa has told News18.
The Indian sailors and at least seven other people from different countries were held captive
by Yemen’s Houthi rebels after they seized a UAE-flagged merchant vessel RWABEE on
January 2 this year. The rebels that held them captive had claimed that the vessel was
carrying military supplies.
Two More ‘Border Haat’ to Open in Meghalaya in May to

Strengthen Indo-Bangla Ties
SOURCE: PTI
India and Bangladesh have jointly agreed to open two more border ‘haats’ in Meghalaya
Ryngku and Nalikata – next month, officials said on Tuesday. The number of such
marketplaces will increase to four in the northeastern state when the two facilities will be
made operational. Ryngku border ‘haat’ in East Khasi Hills district will open on May 12, and
Nalikata in South West Khasi Hills on May 16, the officials said.
Authorities in both the countries have also reopened a border haat at Balat in Meghalaya’s
East Khasi Hills after a gap of two years owing to COVID-19 restrictions. The Joint Border
Haat Management Committee decided to reopen this in a meeting held on April 19, an
official said India and Bangladesh have seven established border ‘haats’ and nine more are
in the pipeline, he said.
Militants Used Chilly Powder in failed attempt to Snatch

Rifle in Kashmir
SOURCE: Kashmir Observer
In what seemed to be like a scene from a Bollywood movie, unidentified militants on

Tuesday made an abortive bid to snatch a rifle of a CRPF jawan by throwing chilli powder in
his eyes in South Kashmir. The broad daylight attack took place at Reshi Bazar in the main
town of Anantnag district around Tuesday afternoon. Unknown militants threw chilli
powder at a CRPF personnel, who was performing duty at the gate of a Kashmiri Pandit
family, reports said.
Under attack, the CRPF man raised an alarm following which his colleagues, including
policemen present, rushed to the spot and foiled an attempt of militants who managed to flee
from the spot.
Jammu and Kashmir: Hizbul module busted in Kulgam,

five operatives held in Baramulla
SOURCE: WION
Jammu and Kashmir police busted a terror module of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen outfit in South
Kashmir’s Kulgam district. By arresting three terrorist associates, police in Kulgam busted a
terror module of proscribed terror outfit Hizb-ul-Mujahideen.
Besides, police, along with security forces, have arrested two hybrid terrorists linked with
the proscribed terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed in the Pattan area of Baramulla. The three
arrested terrorist associates were involved in the case pertaining to the killing of a panch
Mohammad Yaqoob Dar in March this year, a police spokesman said.
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India to fast track its submarine torpedo launched cruise

SOURCE: RAUNAK KUNDE / NEWS BEAT / IDRW.ORG.

RudraM-III: Air-launched ballistic missile or

SOURCE: JATIN RAM / FOR MY TAKE / IDRW.ORG

RudraM-III seems to be a conventional air-launched ballistic missile that can achieve

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Tuesday countered criticism of India’s position on

South Korea emerges as Quad alternative to India

Pakistan toasted brotherly Taliban’s takeover but why

SOURCE: INDIA TODAY

Foreign-based organizations linked to Pakistan and ISI

China cements its place as Pakistan’s largest supplier of

Here’s how Pakistan smuggles drugs into India through

Steep Rise in J&K Terror Violence in First 100 Days of 2022

CAA Limited, Narrowly Tailored Law For Specific

Terrorist launch pads active in PoK near LoC, India

SOURCE: ZEE NEWS

‘We Were In Depression, But Had Faith in Our Govt’:

Two More ‘Border Haat’ to Open in Meghalaya in May to

Militants Used Chilly Powder in failed attempt to Snatch

SOURCE: Kashmir Observer

In what seemed to be like a scene from a Bollywood movie, unidentified militants on

Jammu and Kashmir: Hizbul module busted in Kulgam,

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