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difficulty is that there's very little evidence and the enforcer involved will go to courts and sue the force for large amounts in compensation...that's the problem with india.....everything has to be done by the book..through a slow..inefficient process...

scan would be pointless....unless you are exploring places from which to mine cowdung

I AGREE india has a lot more to lose....india has lost a lot already. What i just meant to emphasise was that, you cant be so casual about crossing international borders. That is a violation of international law and our territorial sovereignity. I mean, everything else aside, the people crossing...

dude, international borders aren't lines you cross without passports and visa.....of course they'll be apprehended and shot at if they are found to be in violation as by that they are challenging the respective state's prerogative to decide who enters their territory....they are violating our...

BSF's training aims at giving them the skills to guard our borders..and in that, their training is apt. I can AlSO assure you that they are not being instructed covertly to kill bangladeshi civilians ....I mean..what's the point in that? What threat do bangladeshi civilians INSIDE bangladesh...

First of all, i'd like to condemn the incident, as without doubt it is shameful for india. Officers in the services are expected to behave responsibly and humanely. Simply detaining the couple would have sufficed. What they did was barbaric and if identified, with any conclusive evidence, they...

.. Never read past the first 2 sentences. Pretty much gives you a glimpse into the B.S. the rest of it is gonna be.:rofl::rofl::rofl:

you took that seriously brother....i was kidding.. as for '126' indians being better than '1000000' kashmiris....don't really get your point...kasmiris ARE indians... in fact kashmiri people enjoy more autonomy than any other state in india......of course the armed forces special powers...

hmmm...if the place is mined well enough....as soon as the animal crosses the border.. shreds of its carcass are spewn back into sindh....problem solved:yahoo:

(a the risk of making the pakistanis' day) then it'd be better to go for the mi-26...heaven knows we need to learn flying and maintaining stuff.....our aircrafts are dropping like flies

interesting observation...of COURSE they are being bought with pakistan in mind.......the north east is too hilly for heavy tanks.... we DO claim that pakistan is not our enemy....however we DON'T claim to TRUST that you wont attack us first like you did in 1948, 1965 and 1999..... we...

how true..i'm a big BAD "cosmetic and symbolism type" indian..i just woke up...now i'll brush my teeth and have breakfast...then i'll shoot a few bengali civilians....then i'll have lunch....then i'll start a rebel movement in balochistan....and then i'll have dinner...and molest a few bengali...

terrible news..

this is mainly a troop carrier...wasn't intended for firing stuff....but of course armament options ARE available carries around 1500kg of weaponry...like aams, asms etc Weaponized mi 17 image by D-Mitch_photos on Photobucket

We should try chinooks now, though they lift much lesser than mi26s but they are more reliable and probably better for deploying in a hot LZ

AWWW YEAH!!!

Rich....coming from a person of a country that got split in half precisely because of alienationg and massacring its cultural and religious minorities ........... dude trust me....the muslims who wanted to go to pakistan in 1947 went there...those who wanted to stay in india..did..stop...

what about the >20 hour mainatinance time for every 1 hrs of flight and the critical faliures in every 1.7 hours or so....? and skin getting damaged in rain.. read some reports of lockheed officials saying they didnt meet the parameters...

sff is probably the most secretive force in india..VERY little is known about them http://i34.tinypic.com/5l2fk8.jpg

:bunny: not really.....unmanned weapon systems are very much an option...if fact a good one for surveillance...ground attack and urban combat