@@revanth668 I said most not all.Anf Arihant does not belong to the Navy.It is part of strategic forces.All HDW and Kilo class are already past their normal operational life.
@@vtug_yt4741He said both indigenous aircraft carrier and ssbn's(ballistic missile submarine) armed with nuclear tipped submarine launched ballistic missile and has nuclear propulsion
I wish India would put a toilet in every school, even in every home, stop caste discrimination, put national decent wages on the agenda and provide so social benefits.
A number of points were either missed or not covered, so here they are: 1. Sindhughosh- / Kilo-class submarines: The Indian Navy originally procured 8 submarines in this class, commissioning between 1986 and 1991. In 1994, plans for the fifth and sixth Shishumar-class submarines were cancelled (more on this in a minute), and it was decided to acquire two additional Kilo-class boats, which entered service in 1997 and 2000. These submarines are capable of firing anti-ship missiles as well. 7 of the boats remain in service, with one having been decommissioned and donated to Myanmar in 2020, one currently in reserve, and one being lost in a dockside accident in 2013. The Kilo-class were procured with a planned 35 year life, which has been extended to 40 years. As such, these boats will start leaving service in about 2-3 years. 2. Shishumar-class / Type 209-1500 submarines: The Indian Navy planned to acquire 6 submarines to a derivative design of the German Type 209 series. As such, these are the largest of the Type 209 family, and the only Type 209-1500 submarines built. The first pair was built entirely in Germany, with the second pair having some sections sent from Germany and the rest built in India. The third pair was cancelled in 1994 by the government over the Navy's objections (political shenanigans and allegations of corruption there, though the allegations were later disproven). As of now, only the second pair can fire Harpoon anti-ship missiles. The submarines were originally procured with a 40 year life, but seeing that multiple nations have successfully retained these submarines in active service for 45 years, the current plan is to have these boats for 45 years. INS Shishumar has already received her final LIFEX (life extension refit), and INS Shankush has recently gone in for her LIFEX, with the second pair to follow. There are reports which say that these boats may be fitted with India's locally developed AIP (air-independent propulsion) module, but this remains to be seen. As such, these boats will start retiring at the start of the next decade. 3. Kalvari-class / Scorpene submarines: The Kalvari-class were procured under Project 75, which came from the 1999 plan to acquire 12 submarines in two classes from different OEMs under Projects 75 and 75I, and then to build 6 indigenous submarines under Project 76. The Kalvari-class are a customised version of the Scorpene design, and five of the six boats are in service. The sixth submarine, INS Vagsheer, is planned to be commissioned in a few months. Moreover, due to delays in Project 76, it is currently planned to build a further three Kalvari-class submarines. The Kalvari-class submarines do not have AIP, but they are scheduled to be refitted with AIP, starting with INS Kalvari in 2025. 4. Project 75I: The second pair of submarines under the 1999 plan forms Project 75I. Originally, the five nations mentioned in the video (Russia, Germany, France, South Korea, and Spain) were all involved with their designs. France's suggestion of a modified Scorpene-class submarine was rejected (they had won Project 75 anyways, so a second design was pointless). Russia changed their offer to the Improved Kilo-class submarines in 2019, and the Indian Navy absolutely refused to even consider the revised offering, leading to their disqualification. South Korea was offering the KSS-III submarine, but withdrew for undisclosed reasons in 2022. Germany (with their Type 212A / Type 214 submarine) and Spain (with their S80 Plus submarine) are in the running. Just three days back, the technical evaluation was concluded, and negotiations are to begin within weeks. It is planned to have the contract signed before the end of 2025, and the first of these submarines may enter service in 2032-33. 5. Project 76: Project 76 came out of the 1999 plan, and visualises an entirely indigenous Indian submarine. However, the project has been delayed, with the design expected to be finalised in 2027-28 rather than 2024-25. At the same time, however, the procurement has been increased from 6 submarines to 12, with the goal of having the first boat in service by 2035-36. It is speculated that these submarines may carry VLS cells for anti-ship missiles, but it remains to be seen. 6. Project 75A: Project 75A is the plan for an Indian-designed nuclear-powered attack submarine. While initial plans called for 6 submarines, the present plan is to have an initial batch of 3, followed by a second batch of 3-5 ships. Almost nothing has been released about the design, though it has been reported that the submarines will start construction by 2025-26 at the latest, with the first boat commissioning latest by 2033-35. 7. Arihant-class submarines: The Arihant-class are a result of India's Advanced Technology Vessel (ATV) program, and the class has nuclear-powered nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines. Arihant is the first nuclear-powered submarine, as well as the first nuclear-armed submarine, as well as the first ballistic submarine built outside P5 (the 5 permanent UNSC members). Arihant and Arighat (the latter speculated to have entered service in 2022-23) are being followed by a further 2 enlarged submarines in the class, which will double the missile-carrying capacity. It is expected that the third submarine will enter service by 2026-27. 8. S5-class submarines: The S5-class represents India's second class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines. While still in development, these boats (currently planned as a class of 3) will enter service in the 2040s. On the whole, India's submarine arm is fairly decent, though the main challenge is the upcoming obsolescence of a large portion of the fleet. As such, the current challenge will be to ensure that the submarines currently planned or under construction enter service without delays. That will allow for a large and powerful submarine arm to be maintained, considering the Indian Navy visualises a fleet of 27-32 diesel-electric attack submarines, 6-8 nuclear attack submarines, and 4-6 nuclear ballistic missile submarines by 2047 (the centenary of India's independence).
@@GodFather-rm6en All of this is open source information. Nothing classified or anything. In fact, pretty much all of that information comes from three sources that are considered standards in open-source defence information.
@@anime0965 I wish. However, I am only collating open source information from various sources, applying a bit of geopolitical thought and mathematical extrapolation to it, and putting it here to provide context.
3:12 factual inaccuracy: the sindhugosh class, being a kilo class derivative uses russian weapons, like the test 71/76 or the 53-65 torpedo. the atlas elektronik model in not used on the sindhugosh class but the sishumar and kalvari classes as it is a german origin torpedo design like the sishumar class, band the scorpene uses it as well, due to eu relations
The details of India's armed forces are kept in strict secrecy. Even the Americans never knew the happenings in Pokhran until after our nuclear tests. It shall remain so.
@@A123456789Z70 through out the history of 5000 years west was poor than india by per person gdp. how about that? it is just the matter of time, india will grow again. fyi india is poor today bcz west looted india, almost 45 trillion dollor as of today curruncy, so shame on you.
@@A123456789Z70if it were a secret you wouldn't be aware of it? Using your 2 existing brain cells properly and stop embarrassing yourself on the internet.
@@A123456789Z70 Come on ; you stay on the subject; do they come to you for anything, if not then don’t stoop so low: we will discuss worldwide poverty when the subject arises.
@@rohitprajapati9720 No one has ever denied the western poverty. it is clearly reflected in the middle ages movies, TV shows, and literature . In India, everyone in TV is light skinned, happy, and clean everywhere unlike the true reality, Also, India is super ashamed of its poverty, Dalits, and caste system. You people are so ashamed that you put up fake bill boards during G20 and aAsian olympics summit to hide your slums from the world. You people are so ashamed that 19.3% children (according to bjp figures) every night go to sleep hungry. Yet, y'all believe in fairly tails world where the world revolves around Modi who is a illiterate. You people believe him to be a leader of the world who cannot even hold a press conference in front of the free press.
India was ruled by multiple outsiders for thousands years, let’s be honest, there’s no original India history that you leaned today ! Please check your blood stream, are you an original Indian or outsiders blood stream ?
You’ve got the pictures of Arihant class all wrong….. Initially you displayed a Kalvari class as Arihant, and then the INS Chakra later on. Get your pictures right please.
There was a time when China and India has the same capability in subs fleet .. but India is left behind seeing China numbers and capabilities at the moment. 20 years to catch up.
The NGAD programme will provide the USAF with the sixth-generation combat aircraft in a teaming arrangement with mission-focused unmanned platforms, along with advanced weapons, electronic warfare systems, and sensors to enable mission success in a highly contested battlespace.
@@tintunbirha bro i know that u live in dholakpur but for ur knowledge PNS ghazi was a US sate of the art Submarine purchased by pakistan. That was the best submarine in Asia excluding russia and came in top 5 best submarines but it was destroyed completely by a damaged indian sub destroyer ship which was docked in the port and was undergoing maintainence
the Arihant class is a technology demonstrator of Indian Navy's future nuclear powered stealth submarines . . . inspite of being a technology demonstrator the Arihant is fully combat capable . . .
When you have diverse types of submarines. You have diverse number of suppliers for spares. You have diverse number of systems and weapons systems. How can you have an effective submarine force with such setup. Good luck.
Because India has good maintenance base - It has the biggest navy base in Asia and large dock yards. When India buys foreign equipment it also buys TOT of spares to make on its own. Example India doesnt need russia for su30 parts because they can even overhaul the engines by themselves
What India did do in the 1980s submarine purchases was to essentially acquire the capability to do any sort of maintenance and spare parts acquisition locally. This was more of a challenge with Russia than with Germany, but over the years, this has been done. With the Kalvari-class submarines, the ships have been built entirely in India anyways, so the point is moot. Another point of note is that a number of sensor systems on the older submarines are also in service on other ships in the Navy, so maintenance becomes a lesser headache.
India look indigenous defence product, but after one or two model's and then the Indian government stops the whole production line. If you look the Indian government past regarding to defence sector then you will understand.
I am sure how strong is Indian navy but some years ago a brand new submarine was damaged because the door man forgot to cLose the door before submerging
10:07 bro, its only 430 billion rupees, Government is still a cheapskate, besided 550 billion is too much to spend on 6 submarines as per indian standards, their not even nuclear
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The strongest Indian submarine is a leased from Russia, the Akula class nuclear powered and apart from that its the French Scorpene class... But I think they lacked the capabilities of launching an IRBM or ICBM apart from a certain cruise missile
I thought the standard Indian measure was is it better than the British. Answer no. The Astute class submarines are simply the most advanced. I would class American, Russian, Japanese, Swedish and German submarines as quieter and more deadly. Chinese submarines are noisy and probably on a par with India, maybe slightly ahead.
NOT QUITE RIGHT ! The Kilo class was dog when it was new, it was just cheap , it is now going on to being 40 years old, same with their other D E class,,going on 40 years old, the French ones are ok but not first rate but quite ok, just not new or first tier, their two nuke ones are their first gen built , so good but will have domestic teething problems, Indias sub fleet is a worry for them at the moment with 60% needing to be scrapped.
4:23 again, why would the navy upgrade the newer of the bunch? ins sishumar has been upgraded and shankush is being upgraded. shankul and shalki will be looked at later source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shishumar-class_submarine#Mid_Life_Upgrade
Are we separate species with different body odor? Everyone smells the same. At least that’s the case with every bitch I met regardless their skin color.
Get your facts right. Britain doesn't give any aid to the Indian govt. The money they provide to global NGO is for its own interest. Moreover, you haven't accounted for the trillions that were plundered from India to boost the British economy for over 200 years. If we were to even collect 1 years worth back, Britain would end up becoming the poorest nation in the world. Karma exists, and we are seeing how Britain is becoming poor day by day, both socially and economically.
How strong do you think India's submarines are? Let us know down below!
Not very strong ! Most of the fleet is over 30 yrs.
@@trident56even P75 class? And Arihant class?
@@revanth668 I said most not all.Anf Arihant does not belong to the Navy.It is part of strategic forces.All HDW and Kilo class are already past their normal operational life.
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@@trident56 then what about US and Russia and whole North Korea almost 99% of NK 's army's subs are so old that german U-Boats feel ashamed.
⛵Apart from P-5 countries, India is the only country which can build aircraft carrier and nuclear powered submarine.
italy crying in corner lol they can build carriers too you can also count spain and japan if you want but only built a proper carrier in 3 of them
@@vtug_yt4741 BOTBOT whatever you're saying shows, how confused you're about your gender.
@@vtug_yt4741He said both indigenous aircraft carrier and ssbn's(ballistic missile submarine) armed with nuclear tipped submarine launched ballistic missile and has nuclear propulsion
@@Humble_Balaclava wtf i am indian too that doesnt mean you disregards others
@@vtug_yt4741he said nuclear
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so much hate just bcz they cant see indias growth. well india was the greatest and will be great again. they can cry, we indian dont care.😂
I hope India continues building more subs, considering that the US is failing to expand its fleet quickly enough to deter a Chinese invasion of Taiwan
I wish India would put a toilet in every school, even in every home, stop caste discrimination, put national decent wages on the agenda and provide so social benefits.
@@HenriHattar LOL what do you know of the country.
@@Jose-og909 Probably a bit more than you do !
@@Jose-og909 he is right in that regard.
A number of points were either missed or not covered, so here they are:
1. Sindhughosh- / Kilo-class submarines: The Indian Navy originally procured 8 submarines in this class, commissioning between 1986 and 1991. In 1994, plans for the fifth and sixth Shishumar-class submarines were cancelled (more on this in a minute), and it was decided to acquire two additional Kilo-class boats, which entered service in 1997 and 2000. These submarines are capable of firing anti-ship missiles as well. 7 of the boats remain in service, with one having been decommissioned and donated to Myanmar in 2020, one currently in reserve, and one being lost in a dockside accident in 2013. The Kilo-class were procured with a planned 35 year life, which has been extended to 40 years. As such, these boats will start leaving service in about 2-3 years.
2. Shishumar-class / Type 209-1500 submarines: The Indian Navy planned to acquire 6 submarines to a derivative design of the German Type 209 series. As such, these are the largest of the Type 209 family, and the only Type 209-1500 submarines built. The first pair was built entirely in Germany, with the second pair having some sections sent from Germany and the rest built in India. The third pair was cancelled in 1994 by the government over the Navy's objections (political shenanigans and allegations of corruption there, though the allegations were later disproven). As of now, only the second pair can fire Harpoon anti-ship missiles. The submarines were originally procured with a 40 year life, but seeing that multiple nations have successfully retained these submarines in active service for 45 years, the current plan is to have these boats for 45 years. INS Shishumar has already received her final LIFEX (life extension refit), and INS Shankush has recently gone in for her LIFEX, with the second pair to follow. There are reports which say that these boats may be fitted with India's locally developed AIP (air-independent propulsion) module, but this remains to be seen. As such, these boats will start retiring at the start of the next decade.
3. Kalvari-class / Scorpene submarines: The Kalvari-class were procured under Project 75, which came from the 1999 plan to acquire 12 submarines in two classes from different OEMs under Projects 75 and 75I, and then to build 6 indigenous submarines under Project 76. The Kalvari-class are a customised version of the Scorpene design, and five of the six boats are in service. The sixth submarine, INS Vagsheer, is planned to be commissioned in a few months. Moreover, due to delays in Project 76, it is currently planned to build a further three Kalvari-class submarines. The Kalvari-class submarines do not have AIP, but they are scheduled to be refitted with AIP, starting with INS Kalvari in 2025.
4. Project 75I: The second pair of submarines under the 1999 plan forms Project 75I. Originally, the five nations mentioned in the video (Russia, Germany, France, South Korea, and Spain) were all involved with their designs. France's suggestion of a modified Scorpene-class submarine was rejected (they had won Project 75 anyways, so a second design was pointless). Russia changed their offer to the Improved Kilo-class submarines in 2019, and the Indian Navy absolutely refused to even consider the revised offering, leading to their disqualification. South Korea was offering the KSS-III submarine, but withdrew for undisclosed reasons in 2022. Germany (with their Type 212A / Type 214 submarine) and Spain (with their S80 Plus submarine) are in the running. Just three days back, the technical evaluation was concluded, and negotiations are to begin within weeks. It is planned to have the contract signed before the end of 2025, and the first of these submarines may enter service in 2032-33.
5. Project 76: Project 76 came out of the 1999 plan, and visualises an entirely indigenous Indian submarine. However, the project has been delayed, with the design expected to be finalised in 2027-28 rather than 2024-25. At the same time, however, the procurement has been increased from 6 submarines to 12, with the goal of having the first boat in service by 2035-36. It is speculated that these submarines may carry VLS cells for anti-ship missiles, but it remains to be seen.
6. Project 75A: Project 75A is the plan for an Indian-designed nuclear-powered attack submarine. While initial plans called for 6 submarines, the present plan is to have an initial batch of 3, followed by a second batch of 3-5 ships. Almost nothing has been released about the design, though it has been reported that the submarines will start construction by 2025-26 at the latest, with the first boat commissioning latest by 2033-35.
7. Arihant-class submarines: The Arihant-class are a result of India's Advanced Technology Vessel (ATV) program, and the class has nuclear-powered nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines. Arihant is the first nuclear-powered submarine, as well as the first nuclear-armed submarine, as well as the first ballistic submarine built outside P5 (the 5 permanent UNSC members). Arihant and Arighat (the latter speculated to have entered service in 2022-23) are being followed by a further 2 enlarged submarines in the class, which will double the missile-carrying capacity. It is expected that the third submarine will enter service by 2026-27.
8. S5-class submarines: The S5-class represents India's second class of nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines. While still in development, these boats (currently planned as a class of 3) will enter service in the 2040s.
On the whole, India's submarine arm is fairly decent, though the main challenge is the upcoming obsolescence of a large portion of the fleet. As such, the current challenge will be to ensure that the submarines currently planned or under construction enter service without delays. That will allow for a large and powerful submarine arm to be maintained, considering the Indian Navy visualises a fleet of 27-32 diesel-electric attack submarines, 6-8 nuclear attack submarines, and 4-6 nuclear ballistic missile submarines by 2047 (the centenary of India's independence).
Bro is the fleet admiral on a desk job at the Navy HQ.
@@GodFather-rm6en All of this is open source information. Nothing classified or anything. In fact, pretty much all of that information comes from three sources that are considered standards in open-source defence information.
@@anime0965 I wish. However, I am only collating open source information from various sources, applying a bit of geopolitical thought and mathematical extrapolation to it, and putting it here to provide context.
follow defence news daily these are easily findable even on wikipedia@@GodFather-rm6en
@@anantr99 Oh. Are you studying international relations or diplomacy something?
Pleased to see that correct map of India was used by the content creator. Hopeful people get to see more relevant content about India
What is india's economic strength ?
By the way Agni-5 got MIRV technology😊
6:40 INS karanj not karani
I got the chance to visit the INS Karanj recently thanks to my father's position in the defense forces. Truly a marvel of engineering!
6:30 typo: kalvari not kalvar
3:12 factual inaccuracy: the sindhugosh class, being a kilo class derivative uses russian weapons, like the test 71/76 or the 53-65 torpedo. the atlas elektronik model in not used on the sindhugosh class but the sishumar and kalvari classes as it is a german origin torpedo design like the sishumar class, band the scorpene uses it as well, due to eu relations
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sindhughosh-class_submarine
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shishumar-class_submarine#Mid_Life_Upgrade
source
Indian submarine fleet is anemic considering it's 7000km Coast line.
Good news we will make our own submarines from now on and upgrade the old ones too since L&T and DRDO has already developed it's very own AIP.
The details of India's armed forces are kept in strict secrecy.
Even the Americans never knew the happenings in Pokhran until after our nuclear tests.
It shall remain so.
just like poverty is kept strict secret lol
@@A123456789Z70 through out the history of 5000 years west was poor than india by per person gdp. how about that? it is just the matter of time, india will grow again. fyi india is poor today bcz west looted india, almost 45 trillion dollor as of today curruncy, so shame on you.
@@A123456789Z70if it were a secret you wouldn't be aware of it? Using your 2 existing brain cells properly and stop embarrassing yourself on the internet.
@@A123456789Z70
Come on ; you stay on the subject; do they come to you for anything, if not then don’t stoop so low: we will discuss worldwide poverty when the subject arises.
@@rohitprajapati9720 No one has ever denied the western poverty. it is clearly reflected in the middle ages movies, TV shows, and literature . In India, everyone in TV is light skinned, happy, and clean everywhere unlike the true reality, Also, India is super ashamed of its poverty, Dalits, and caste system. You people are so ashamed that you put up fake bill boards during G20 and aAsian olympics summit to hide your slums from the world. You people are so ashamed that 19.3% children (according to bjp figures) every night go to sleep hungry.
Yet, y'all believe in fairly tails world where the world revolves around Modi who is a illiterate. You people believe him to be a leader of the world who cannot even hold a press conference in front of the free press.
Great Information. Excellent. Long Live India.
India was ruled by multiple outsiders for thousands years, let’s be honest, there’s no original India history that you leaned today !
Please check your blood stream, are you an original Indian or outsiders blood stream ?
Today time no one can beat india brother, 🇮🇳♥️🇮🇳 india military is very strong today time' 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Yes, on the internet.
well they are strong but about no one beating them thats a little overstatement
Jai jai shri chatrapati shivaji maharaj ❤
@@tintunbirha Pakistani Weapons are joke in this brutal world, strong only in Scifi. Movies 😂😂
absolutely overestimating ourselves would lead to disappointment but doesn't mean we shouldn't be optimistic@@darkassassin4166
We lack the submarines btw. We need to increase their numbers.
6:10 every submarine since the 60's has had these exact features in the exact same way
8:44 bruh, s4 was launched in 2021, how old is your inf0?
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Jai Hind 🇮🇳🚩
In my fictional world, India submarines is one of the strongest in the world
reality or friction
You are idiots in both
Your fictional sty not world😂😂😂
Congratulations ur nightmares about india is reality 😂 cry about it
4:52 again, not planned: shalki and shankush can already fire them
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shishumar-class_submarine#Mid_Life_Upgrade
amazing !!!
You’ve got the pictures of Arihant class all wrong…..
Initially you displayed a Kalvari class as Arihant, and then the INS Chakra later on. Get your pictures right please.
There was a time when China and India has the same capability in subs fleet .. but India is left behind seeing China numbers and capabilities at the moment. 20 years to catch up.
India use submarine hunter
Boeing p8 Poseidon
And mh60R Romeo helicopter
@@shirokun4742 in case of war we shouldn't underestimate enemies.
The NGAD programme will provide the USAF with the sixth-generation combat aircraft in a teaming arrangement with mission-focused unmanned platforms, along with advanced weapons, electronic warfare systems, and sensors to enable mission success in a highly contested battlespace.
IT WONT MATTERS IN NUKE WAR ..
Jai jai shri Chatrapati shivaji maharaj 🗿♥️ founder of the great indian navy🇮🇳
Hope you also know about Chola kingdom..... don't want to say negative about Shivaji ji..... but learn first.....then speak
India's submarines are strong,not world class,but it also depends on the crew,if you have watched ghazi movie,you will know
It's just a movie made by INDIANS😅😅😅
@@tintunbirha I never said that the events of movie were real,I am just taking an example of the crew
@@tintunbirhahe's saying that the crew in real ghazi was bad
@@tintunbirha bro i know that u live in dholakpur but for ur knowledge PNS ghazi was a US sate of the art Submarine purchased by pakistan. That was the best submarine in Asia excluding russia and came in top 5 best submarines but it was destroyed completely by a damaged indian sub destroyer ship which was docked in the port and was undergoing maintainence
@@navoneeldas9133 .. that's exactly my point. It was probably destroyed by INS Rajput. But the movie shows it was destroyed by another submarine.
Indian Navy 💪💪💪
India defense forces strengthened only under PM MOdi determination.
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the Arihant class is a technology demonstrator of Indian Navy's future nuclear powered stealth submarines . . . inspite of being a technology demonstrator the Arihant is fully combat capable . . .
You should research more regressively & excessively . There're a lot of factual inaccuracies and typos in this video.
When you have diverse types of submarines. You have diverse number of suppliers for spares. You have diverse number of systems and weapons systems. How can you have an effective submarine force with such setup. Good luck.
Because India has good maintenance base - It has the biggest navy base in Asia and large dock yards. When India buys foreign equipment it also buys TOT of spares to make on its own. Example India doesnt need russia for su30 parts because they can even overhaul the engines by themselves
What India did do in the 1980s submarine purchases was to essentially acquire the capability to do any sort of maintenance and spare parts acquisition locally. This was more of a challenge with Russia than with Germany, but over the years, this has been done. With the Kalvari-class submarines, the ships have been built entirely in India anyways, so the point is moot. Another point of note is that a number of sensor systems on the older submarines are also in service on other ships in the Navy, so maintenance becomes a lesser headache.
We call it jugard.!
@@motoheads1268yeah! Both India n its neighbor are very creative.💪🏽💪🏽
Even a caption of four words, and you mismatch plural subject with singular predicate. The content is excellent of course and deserves thanks.
India look indigenous defence product, but after one or two model's and then the Indian government stops the whole production line. If you look the Indian government past regarding to defence sector then you will understand.
Starts at 1:41
I am sure how strong is Indian navy but some years ago a brand new submarine was damaged because the door man forgot to cLose the door before submerging
This never happened, actually. It was fake news spread by Pakistani handles on social media
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Real Time - our military hardware will respond in real time - phuski or phuskaa - the response - Jai Jawan Born Jai Kissan Again
So many 😑 bots and beggars in comment section.
10:07 bro, its only 430 billion rupees, Government is still a cheapskate, besided 550 billion is too much to spend on 6 submarines as per indian standards, their not even nuclear
U missed India’s SSNs and SAN* projects that is upcoming and already under development
considering how out of date this video already is, there shouldn't be this many plain factual errors considering how long you have been working on it
Guys can we please go back to videos about economics, finance and technology. I'm not really invested in knowing about every single army out there
Really?
@flaviomulatojerkin: Yeah he is doing just that. Talking economics and tech .
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Super strong. One explode. One leaves hatch open😂
The strongest Indian submarine is a leased from Russia, the Akula class nuclear powered and apart from that its the French Scorpene class... But I think they lacked the capabilities of launching an IRBM or ICBM apart from a certain cruise missile
India do have dedicated SSBNs for launching ICBM (Arihant class)
You got to be joking!!
It has the world most deadly missile --- a spicy curry powered missile that can destroy the world with just one shot 😂😂😂
I thought the standard Indian measure was is it better than the British. Answer no. The Astute class submarines are simply the most advanced. I would class American, Russian, Japanese, Swedish and German submarines as quieter and more deadly. Chinese submarines are noisy and probably on a par with India, maybe slightly ahead.
By chance if present government is changed then m 100% sure all this project will stop within 2 days.
No doubt Indian submarines are superb...except they do forget to close its main hatch at times...😅😅😅
Better than Pakistani Ghazi kaum submarines who have been torpedoed by Hindu Indian Navy to the oceans floor.😅
NOT QUITE RIGHT ! The Kilo class was dog when it was new, it was just cheap , it is now going on to being 40 years old, same with their other D E class,,going on 40 years old, the French ones are ok but not first rate but quite ok, just not new or first tier, their two nuke ones are their first gen built , so good but will have domestic teething problems, Indias sub fleet is a worry for them at the moment with 60% needing to be scrapped.
definitely not made of plastic tubing
These bots sound annoying😑
The world is full of busybodies 😂😅😂
Who cares how high performance it’s submarine are ? The world is full of busybodies 😂😅😂
My dude found out how to get views 😂
Wrongs pics of the INS Arihant! You show INS Chakra as INS Arihant and these stupid people will just believe it! Pathetic attention to detail😢
It was evident because no one has seen INS Arihant except some high officials
INDIA is poor nation, USA JAPAN can not save Taiwan or phlipines China is too powerful 😅
4:23 again, why would the navy upgrade the newer of the bunch? ins sishumar has been upgraded and shankush is being upgraded. shankul and shalki will be looked at later
source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shishumar-class_submarine#Mid_Life_Upgrade
But sstill their INS kalvari got detected by the Pakistan navy and got torpedo lock on it. Making the submarine run back to INdian waters
Source.
You should get educated before making videos
How does the Indian navy get rid of the body odor from inside the submarine?
porki/kangladeshi detected atta chaihe kya😂
It didnt.
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Bean farts?? How does your submarine guys avoid that?
Are we separate species with different body odor? Everyone smells the same. At least that’s the case with every bitch I met regardless their skin color.
Please do make video on Pakistan air force
India military is second class.
This is a honest complement.
You can get some trailer from that class. Try it once.
India can afford these submarines yet the U.K sends millions of pounds a year in foreign aid... work that one out..
That was not a aid , British looted trillion of pound from india .
Get your facts right. Britain doesn't give any aid to the Indian govt. The money they provide to global NGO is for its own interest. Moreover, you haven't accounted for the trillions that were plundered from India to boost the British economy for over 200 years. If we were to even collect 1 years worth back, Britain would end up becoming the poorest nation in the world. Karma exists, and we are seeing how Britain is becoming poor day by day, both socially and economically.
Your ancestors stole 30 to 40 trillion from India. Talk about that??
Once a theaf always a theaf
Why not report to UK rather than crying out here......... Hypocrite crybabies with damn big superiority complex 😂
@Behind Asia
endia submarine ?🧞
Chinese paper boats