wannabe fighter pilot
Noida, India
Joined April 2022
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Every ounce of telemetry, every structural lesson and every carrier integration technique painstakingly mastered through NP1 and NP2 was funnelled into the TEDBF. yet, when it came time to give our boy the backing he deserved, they starved him of it.
Rafale M will be the epitaph carved upon TEDBF’s grave. and my gut tells me they have no intention of stopping at 26.
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Mission Success!
GSLV-F18 has successfully placed NVS-03 in the intended orbit.
Congratulations!
Watch live: youtube.com/live/qIiYr3tRSqE
Mission details:
isro.gov.in/Mission_GSLVF18.…
#GSLVF18 #NVS03 #ISRO #NavIC
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Is this the BJP government's way of punishing the Chief of the Indian Air Force, Air Chief Marshal A. P. Singh, for raising uncomfortable questions in the national interest?
Since assuming office on 30 September 2024, he has repeatedly raised red flags about India's defence preparedness and the government's strategic and operational shortcomings concerning the Air Force.
Some of the key concerns he has highlighted include:
- India's growing capability gap with China
- The gap between government promises and ground realities
- Delays in indigenous defence production
- Questions over the government's commitment to *Atmanirbhar Bharat* in defence
- Critical capability gaps in the IAF
- Shortcomings in defence research and development
- Shortages of skilled talent in the defence sector
If a decorated Air Chief Marshal raises legitimate concerns about India's defence preparedness, should he be penalised for speaking the truth - or should the government act on those concerns?
Is this how a nation honours its heroes?
FIGHTER retweeted
A good way to promote more jointness by asking the IAF to use the Army’s golf course a few kms away, since theaterisation is repeatedly being delayed.
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So happy to see ALH MkIII in CG/Navy do what it is supposed to.
Every lesson learned is a lesson for present and future helis. Lessons that cannot be learned through taking a few prototypes through certification.
Insights learned only through building & operating in numbers.
As #CycloneArnab impacts the Eastern Coast, #IndianCoastGuard ALH Mk-III helicopter from CGAE #Bhubaneswar braved extreme weather to rescue 6 stranded individuals, including women, children, and an elderly person, from flooded Primary Health center, Jagmohan, Ganjam district, Odisha. All rescued personnel were safely airlifted to CHC #Dharakote.
#ICG air and surface assets remain on high alert for 24/7 SAR & HADR operations.
#CoastGuard #HADR #SearchAndRescue #Ganjam #Odisha #AlwaysAlert
FIGHTER retweeted
As #CycloneArnab impacts the Eastern Coast, #IndianCoastGuard ALH Mk-III helicopter from CGAE #Bhubaneswar braved extreme weather to rescue 6 stranded individuals, including women, children, and an elderly person, from flooded Primary Health center, Jagmohan, Ganjam district, Odisha. All rescued personnel were safely airlifted to CHC #Dharakote.
#ICG air and surface assets remain on high alert for 24/7 SAR & HADR operations.
#CoastGuard #HADR #SearchAndRescue #Ganjam #Odisha #AlwaysAlert
FIGHTER retweeted
And none of the founding fathers had a sense of direction ..... they were under the impression that they had reached India
I don't mean offense to anybody, but none of our founding fathers were Hindu. None of our founding fathers were Muslim, and none of our founding fathers were Jewish. This was built on Christian principles, and we can never forget that.
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The claim confuses the Founding Fathers (late 18th century) with Christopher Columbus (1492). Europeans realized by the early 1500s that the Americas were a new continent, not near India or Asia, though the term "Indian" for Native Americans persisted as a misnomer.
britannica.com/topic/Why-Are-…
britannica.com/biography/Amer…
history.com/articles/ameri…
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India donated 10 ambulances to Bangladesh in March 2021 as a goodwill gesture during the COVID pandemic.
The Kanglus removed Indian flags from these ambulances.
Moral: Never help Kanglus & Pakistanis
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Remember, the Leader of India's opposition didn't say one kind word about this man.
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I have been observing your posts.
You have sold your soul to outsiders...you curse your nation...you foulmouth your once upon a time comrades in uniform...what are you?
Look in a mirror....you will see what I see...an embittered failure...a blot on the Indian Armed Forces.
However you are the exception which proves the rule.
FIGHTER retweeted
As a neurosurgeon, let me tell you how frightening this injury actually is - an occipital compound depressed skull fracture treated with a WIDE craniotomy (outer staple line).
What's scary isn't the fracture; it's what's adjacent to the damaged skull. The axe blows (that tree-branch scar at the center) hit right over the posterior superior sagittal sinus, a large vein that runs lengthwise between the 2 cerebral hemispheres and carries blood from the brain to the heart.
Penetrating injuries to the sinus can carry upwards of a 40% morbidity/mortality - partially because a transection of the sinus can be difficult to repair and can result in extreme blood loss, venous air embolism, or thrombosis - all of which can be fatal.
There's scary, and then there's the "you go to elevate the fracture and risk unroofing the sinus, losing 2 liters of blood in a minute" scary.
The surgeons likely had their hands full and did an amazing job. Divine providence called many heroes into service that day. Damn fine work.
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