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INDIA 's Nuclear military capability-A FULL Analysis..

Its not about the way u looking at . Its all about survivability of warheads . More warheads means more chances for retaliation . Thats the reason we need nukes in huge numbers . But it also comes with huge bills to maintain them safely . Thats why we always kept nukes at minimum that too we were assured of retaliation by Russians in case of china nuked us . So India needed to maintain 80-100 to destroy pakistan at any cost and support combined nuclear attack on china along with Russians.

But today Russians may take string stand against china but wont nuke them due to retaliation on them . So Its time india should maintain the parity not just with pakistan but also with china . Chinese want to pressure india to enter into arms race and spend our money on defence other than spending on infrastructure . So chinese kept breading pakistan with weapons and nukes . Now more nukes with pakistan means tremendous amount threat pressure applied on India . But so be it we dont have any other option . We should atleast have 500 nuclear weapons all over india land sea and islands . Now that's assured death for both neighbours.



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Interesting info . And even if we dont says it we already possess enough warheads . But its high time to show it off. As pakistan snooped it via china and so there is no stopping them . Since these think tanks dont count our off the book materials we should use it to our benefits and slowly release our numbers systematic manner . Nuclear power is to displayed openly as enemy may tempted to use it mistakenly .

We should go for one more test of neutron bomb and extra large thermo nuclear bomb then call it a day and sign a treaty . But we need to become more stronger economically and militarily to take sanctions . So I prefer 2022 or last term of Modi jis second term .
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H bomb is necessary for India.
Just wait for NSG and MTCR membership then the whole Indian nuclear programme will be displayed.
 
Sorry will tag you from next time.
H bomb is necessary for India.
Just wait for NSG and MTCR membership then the whole Indian nuclear programme will be displayed.

Thats what we should not sign until unless we test mega bomb designs .
 
According to current scenario we can create more than 7000 nuclear bombs.
But once we get uranium from
Australia, Canada, Kazakhstan then our capabilities will increase.

@IR-TR Not only do we have US to worry about with nukes but also with our military-minded southern neighbor. So 5000+ Chinese nuclear warhead is required for deterrence.
 
God damn it. Do China and India REALLY need to repeat the entire, trillions of dollars wasting, USSR-US nuclear arms race? Idiots. What if both signed a treaty limiting their nukes BEFORE they each have 20.000? Isn't it more logical to spend that money on other things? I'm all for a strong military, but building thousands of nukes each is useless, as proven by the cold war powers.
 
God damn it. Do China and India REALLY need to repeat the entire, trillions of dollars wasting, USSR-US nuclear arms race? Idiots. What if both signed a treaty limiting their nukes BEFORE they each have 20.000? Isn't it more logical to spend that money on other things? I'm all for a strong military, but building thousands of nukes each is useless, as proven by the cold war powers.
India is not even part of the NPT treaty. They are a rogue nation when it comes to nuclear weapons.
The treaty recognizes five states as nuclear-weapon states: the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom, France, and China (also the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council).
 
India is not even part of the NPT treaty. They are a rogue nation when it comes to nuclear weapons.
The treaty recognizes five states as nuclear-weapon states: the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom, France, and China (also the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council).

Yeah, that's US hypocrisy for you (to counter China), but let's not get hung up on that. India deserved nukes, being the second most populous nation, and becoming a global power. That being said, I think both can and should avoid getting involved in a nuclear arms race. Conventional is fine, but not nuclear. Now with both powers being in the SCO, and Pakistan as well, there needs to be a trilateral nuclear de-escalation.
 
Yeah, that's US hypocrisy for you (to counter China), but let's not get hung up on that. India deserved nukes, being the second most populous nation, and becoming a global power. That being said, I think both can and should avoid getting involved in a nuclear arms race. Conventional is fine, but not nuclear. Now with both powers being in the SCO, and Pakistan as well, there needs to be a trilateral nuclear de-escalation.
We are building nukes and other weapons to counter US hegemony. if there is an arms race, which there isn't, it is not with India.
 
We are building nukes and other weapons to counter US hegemony. if there is an arms race, which there isn't, it is not with India.

Other weapons are fine, I just don't think China needs thousands of nukes (or any other country btw). A couple of hundred is enough.
 
India is not even part of the NPT treaty. They are a rogue nation when it comes to nuclear weapons.

And what about your ally aka Pakistan :lol:

Do China and India REALLY need to repeat the entire, trillions of dollars wasting, USSR-US nuclear arms race?

Indian nuke arsenal is nothing compared to cold war arsenal of ussr/us.
 

This facility alone shall produce sufficient material to fuel who;e Indian N sub fleet and make 30 bombs every year.

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H bomb is necessary for India.
Just wait for NSG and MTCR membership then the whole Indian nuclear programme will be displayed.

India has a 3 phase plan of developing nuclear arsenal. In last phase , india is planning to have 1 to 3 Mega ton of H bomb. India has already got the capabilty of delivering Nuke from land, air and sea.

Sorry bro I was seeing the gslv launch online live on ddnational.
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Yes my friend you are right India has abundance amount of Tritium.

USA's SLBM has tritium as a BOOSTING thermonuclear warhead.
Simply speaking
Tritium enhances the efficiency of a fission bomb in the process named as Boosting
Tritium is required for boosting purpose of a warhead to make it more efficient (as you mentioned)

USA had tritium production problem since 1990s. Hence the 2005 nuclear agreement was signed not only to get profits from Indian cooperation and expansion of nuclear plants but also to make India stopgap place for nuclear weapons.

India can become the leader in supply of Tritium.
As we have our contributions in ITER.
In the near future we will be the driving force and leader in next generation power generation
One is in thorium led electricity generation which will drive in power generation by denuclearization process.
And other one in Tritium
@PARIKRAMA @HariPrasad
Thanks for your comment do visit again.

Thank you very much dear. It is a privilege to have a member like you on forum. Now please let us know whether our H bomb was a success or not? Do we have a H bomb capability now? If yes, what yield.

I heard somewhere that warhead Indian produced can't fit on missile because missiles and warheads designed by different organizations and they don't share data to each other it is discovered during 2002 stand off when Indian army chief ask scientist to mount warhead on missiles because Pakistan going to deploy nuclear missiles then they face this problem and army chief informed Govt that in case of Pakistani nuclear strike they can't retaliate by ballistic missiles only choice is aircraft which is quite dangerous thats why they decided to pull back.
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Pakistanis is famous for making the convenient stories like this. Look at the picture of India's nuclear bomb and tell me whether it can fit into missile or not.

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USA had tritium production problem since 1990s. Hence the 2005 nuclear agreement was signed not only to get profits from Indian cooperation and expansion of nuclear plants but also to make India stopgap place for nuclear weapons.

Please elaborate this.

Look here at some very interesting information . I think we have achieved lot more than what we had planned for. Surely we have a lot more Bombs than planned. I am not sure about yield.

Table 5. Recommended Nuclear Force Structure: 2000-2030

Delivery System Number(s) Warheads

(Including reserves)

Phase I: 2000-2010

l Prithvi-plus unit 1 (8 launchers) 16 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l Agni-I unit 1 (8 launchers) 24 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

l Dhanush 4 launchers 8 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l SU-30s, Mirage-2000s -- 32 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

Jaguars

Total 80 warheads

Phase II: 2011-2020

l Prithvi-plus units 2 (16 launchers) 16 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l Agni-I unit 1 (8 launchers) 24 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

l Agni-II units 2 (16 launchers) 36 (1 Mt)

l 2 x SSBNs 24 (SLBM launchers) 26 (1 Mt)

l SU-30s, Mirage-2000s -- 48 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

Total 150 warheads

Phase III: 2021-2030

l Prithvi-plus units 2 (16 launchers) 16 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l Agni-I units 1 (8 launchers) 24 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

l Agni-II units 3 (24 launchers) 54 (1 Mt)

l Surya ICBM ? ?

l 4 x SSBNs 48 (SLBM launchers) 50 (1 Mt)

l SU-30s -- 56 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

Total 200

India's Nuclear Force Structure

@locker your comments please.
 
Sorry was on duty so replying late.
This facility alone shall produce sufficient material to fuel who;e Indian N sub fleet and make 30 bombs every year.
Yes it can be used for our TN bombs with excessive tritium.
That is the main purpose of this plant.
India has a 3 phase plan of developing nuclear arsenal. In last phase , india is planning to have 1 to 3 Mega ton of H bomb. India has already got the capabilty of delivering Nuke from land, air and sea.
Yes but surprisingly in latter process India will look to increase its strength to 4 Mega ton in order to get parity on China. Because our nuclear programme war never started keeping Pakistan in mind it was solely directed towards China. And China knows it very well that's why they have panicked and started questioning the deal renewed during India and america on nuclear co-operation in America in 2014.
China accused India of not having NSG membership and opposed India's energy membership.
Thank you very much dear. It is a privilege to have a member like you on forum. Now please let us know whether our H bomb was a success or not? Do we have a H bomb capability now? If yes, what yield.
Let that be a mystery my friend
There were many scientists and observers present there who did checked the tests results in different methods.on other country gave so many details of the tests.
India was the only country which allowed the observers free hand and allowed observers to go through the process. But the observers where surprised to see the process that wanted more information in order to get the real know how the technology which was out of limit.
But the Indian scientists didn't allow that to happen so that's why you see so many negative news by every observer.
Some Indian scientists have also questioned the success of Pakhran 2 but I let me tell you the yield of the test which involved fission and fusion was satisfactory.
It was successful in having 15kt , and 30 kt so which makes it 45kt yield which was the success point.
I will limit the information to this because this news is a sensitive one even after 11 years.
I hope you understand and I hope I have given answer to your question and you will understand what I wanted to say.
Please elaborate this.

Look here at some very interesting information . I think we have achieved lot more than what we had planned for. Surely we have a lot more Bombs than planned. I am not sure about yield.

Table 5. Recommended Nuclear Force Structure: 2000-2030

Delivery System Number(s) Warheads

(Including reserves)

Phase I: 2000-2010

l Prithvi-plus unit 1 (8 launchers) 16 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l Agni-I unit 1 (8 launchers) 24 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

l Dhanush 4 launchers 8 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l SU-30s, Mirage-2000s -- 32 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

Jaguars

Total 80 warheads

Phase II: 2011-2020

l Prithvi-plus units 2 (16 launchers) 16 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l Agni-I unit 1 (8 launchers) 24 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

l Agni-II units 2 (16 launchers) 36 (1 Mt)

l 2 x SSBNs 24 (SLBM launchers) 26 (1 Mt)

l SU-30s, Mirage-2000s -- 48 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

Total 150 warheads

Phase III: 2021-2030

l Prithvi-plus units 2 (16 launchers) 16 (20 to 30 Kt fission)

l Agni-I units 1 (8 launchers) 24 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

l Agni-II units 3 (24 launchers) 54 (1 Mt)

l Surya ICBM ? ?

l 4 x SSBNs 48 (SLBM launchers) 50 (1 Mt)

l SU-30s -- 56 (200 Kt thermonuclear)

Total 200

India's Nuclear Force Structure

@locker your comments please.
I think all Agni series derivatives will have thermonuclear weapons which will be then converted into Mirves carrying 200kt to 4 MT TN warheads. More Mirves less the strength of the warhead, but even speaking that India has achieved the technology to minituriazation of warhead and no warhead will be less than 200kt even with maximum of Mirves.
Surya will be ready with us around 2021 with maximum mirves.
SLBMs will carry TM.
Su,mirage will only carry fission bombs according to me with high yield capacity but our next generation figthers will have TN bombs but I have been getting rumors of arming sukhois with TN so yes that might be possibility.

I hope I have given your answers.
I will post about neutrino bombs and tag you.
 
Sorry was on duty so replying late.
Yes it can be used for our TN bombs with excessive tritium.
That is the main purpose of this plant.

Yes but surprisingly in latter process India will look to increase its strength to 4 Mega ton in order to get parity on China. Because our nuclear programme war never started keeping Pakistan in mind it was solely directed towards China. And China knows it very well that's why they have panicked and started questioning the deal renewed during India and america on nuclear co-operation in America in 2014.
China accused India of not having NSG membership and opposed India's energy membership.

Let that be a mystery my friend
There were many scientists and observers present there who did checked the tests results in different methods.on other country gave so many details of the tests.
India was the only country which allowed the observers free hand and allowed observers to go through the process. But the observers where surprised to see the process that wanted more information in order to get the real know how the technology which was out of limit.
But the Indian scientists didn't allow that to happen so that's why you see so many negative news by every observer.
Some Indian scientists have also questioned the success of Pakhran 2 but I let me tell you the yield of the test which involved fission and fusion was satisfactory.
It was successful in having 15kt , and 30 kt so which makes it 45kt yield which was the success point.
I will limit the information to this because this news is a sensitive one even after 11 years.
I hope you understand and I hope I have given answer to your question and you will understand what I wanted to say.

I think all Agni series derivatives will have thermonuclear weapons which will be then converted into Mirves carrying 200kt to 4 MT TN warheads. More Mirves less the strength of the warhead, but even speaking that India has achieved the technology to minituriazation of warhead and no warhead will be less than 200kt even with maximum of Mirves.
Surya will be ready with us around 2021 with maximum mirves.
SLBMs will carry TM.
Su,mirage will only carry fission bombs according to me with high yield capacity but our next generation figthers will have TN bombs but I have been getting rumors of arming sukhois with TN so yes that might be possibility.

I hope I have given your answers.
I will post about neutrino bombs and tag you.


So noce of you for your elaborate answer.

What is the maximum yield of N bomb. Is it 50 KT or more. Can we build a boosted fission bomb with 200 KT or simply it is impractical?

What shall be the weight of our bombs ie. Fission, Boosted fission and fusion.

I had read a news about india has developed a lessor which may ignite the fusion device and its yield can be varried between sub KT to any MT. Is it true?

Do we use U233 in sub KT Devices?
 
Necessity of Neutron Bomb for India​
What is a neutron Bomb?
I call Neutrino bomb as a Poverty Bomb. It is a radiation bomb which was developed in cold war Era.
It can be used to eradicate poverty because if used it will eliminate the people but will not do heavy damage to the Infrastructure surrounding the explosion. it is a process in which the neutrino is allowed to escape the process without getting consumed by the constitute particles. If a Neutrino bomb is being exploded well above the surface the will produce a large blast and emit thermal as well as ionization radiation till 500m. If the neutron bomb is 1kt the n it can produce 4.6 PSI out to a radius of 600m which can damage civilian building and most modern day tanks. Neutron bomb were designed to yield less energy mostly in heat and blast as compared to traditional high yield nuclear bombs.they were designed to take out tanks in area. They were also designed to be used in anti-tanks roles.Neutron bomb in comparison to identical yield fission bomb can emit 10 times the radiation as compared to fission bombs. In a fission bomb the energy released will constitute 5% radiation which constitutes gamma rays and neutrons but in neutron it can go up to 40 % . Neutron bombs are designed to keep infrastructure intact while killing all the people around the explosion but still a 1kt neutron bomb can cause damages to civilian buildings and because it emits more radiation than heat still it can cause third degree burns but also can cause radiation on buildings and particles such as zinc, metals and much more
So to put in short
'It can cause severe damage, while negating severe damage'.

Uses in cold war?
The Neutron bomb was a hot topic during cold war time and also the nucleation of the region.
There were many more neutron bomb made by USA such as W63,W64,W65,W66,W70(mod 0),W70(mod 3).
which were phased in a dramatically manner. It was the True bomb which was used in as strategic ballistic nuclear missile.
the claims which we hear today from Pakistan that we have strategic nuclear missiles and blah blah are nothing but traditional Atom bombs which if used which will result in MAD on pakistani soil annihilating flora and fauna in the region and also the infrastructure. the neutrino bomb W70 (mod 3) were used in strategical ballistic missiles in order to use it on tanks and approaching Russian troops. the conventional land superiority between Nato and Russia gave idea to strategical ballistic missiles by not inflicting severe damages to infrastructure or the surrounding and environment because neutron gets consumed by the air and it depends on distance of the air so no impact on environment and infrastructure but the people which come in direct contact will suffer the burns and great amount of radiation which will result in death and people which are protected by some shield will reduce the radiation level by ten times but still they will suffer the radiation and will fall sick which will result in death after 2 days. It was also used in ABM missiles which were used to hunt down approaching BM in endo atmospheric level. The only country which tests neutron bomb is Russia it has undertaken many tests since 2014. Neutron bomb is regarded as the measure component to be used in ABM missiles, In India we are trying to use Titanium or other alloys in our missiles in BMD in endo atmospheric level.

Why India should choose it?
India has always been a country which has taken NFU policy. in my opinion we should change it and that too for the good.
We should tell the world that we are moving to neutron bombs which are sub kiloton in strength and can be used as our atom bombs which will not inflict major infrastructure or environmental damages like Hiroshima, Nagasaki.
Also India has showed from Shakti 2,3,4 that India is capable of miniaturization and also capable of making sub kiloton bombs which can be 0.5 or less yield bombs. Also as we have whole community under our belt no one will be really concerned about this strategy and once we become NSG or MTCR we can gain the authority. we have already achieved many capabilities which are necessary for the bomb and even if we need help because we have Russia which is the only country which has such capability in use currently.
We can equip our sukhois which have Bramhos with neutron bombs which can be deadliest combination.
This can be used in our ABM. we have two stage BMD system. One is endo atmospheric and other is exo atmospheric which is stated as AAD+PDV, we can use this neutron capability to strengthen our BMD even more.
What is the maximum yield of N bomb. Is it 50 KT or more. Can we build a boosted fission bomb with 200 KT or simply it is impractical?

Yes why not, even i have heard that India is looking to boost it to 700 kt level which UK has done to its Orange Herald.
What shall be the weight of our bombs ie. Fission, Boosted fission and fusion.
It depends on mode of transport if we the carrier is land based Based a high yield nuclear bomb can be used air based then low yield in SLBM we can have yield upto MT.
I had read a news about india has developed a lessor which may ignite the fusion device and its yield can be varried between sub KT to any MT. Is it true?
I think you are referring to cold fusion. The work is on process to master it once done then it will be a game changer for sure i guarantee you.
Do we use U233 in sub KT Devices?
Ye, but that requires a specialized enhanced quality Boron, and special materials which can constitute the process, India is on the way of having its enhanced Boron facility and can become a leader in that too, so yes we are on the way of that just be tuned.
@locker nice info you have posted.. Keep me in the tags as well..
thanks my friend do look the updated news which i posted.

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