WHILE Delhi has increased its Defence Budget to the tunes of billions of rupees, hiding behind the notions of 'Defence Needs' India is all set to introduce its new, yet insane Naval Doctrine by announce final assembling of a powerful electro-accelerating machine i.e. Kilo-Ampere Liner Injector (KALI), that would be South Asia's first 'Star Wars' weapon whose beams could cripple the incoming missiles and aircraft, that would not only be disturbing the military balance in the region but would be a permanent source of threat and deterrence to all the Naval and Air Traffic in the region particularly the future sea traffic to Pakistan's Gawadar Port, authoritative diplomatic sources confided this to The Daily Mail Investigation Cell (DMIC). A senior Western diplomat, who remained in touch with a high-profile intelligence agency of his country, disclosed on condition of anonymity that the Indians imported the said technology from Russia a few years back and conducted further research on it at the Bhaba Institute of Nuclear Research (BINR) in Mumbai for a further modification so as to suit their defence requirements and by 1999, it had made some major modifications in it.
The Daily Mail Investigation Cell has learnt that the KALI is a "soft kill" weapon system, initially developed by both the US and the former USSR during the Cold War era as part of their Star Wars Programme.
Bursts of microwaves from KALI, packed with the gigawatts of water could 'soft kill' the incoming aircraft and missiles by crippling their electronic systems and computer chips, contrary to the laser weapons which destroy the targets by drilling holes in metal.
KALI generates pulses of highly energetic electrons while its other components convert the electrons into the X-Rays or microwaves. According to some reports, India's Defence Ballistic Institute at Chandigarh has already started using the X-Ray version of KALI to study the speed of projectiles.
It is learnt further that the Indian defence scientist, at secret defence institute established at Banglore are utilizing a micro-wave producing version of KALI to test the vulnerability of electronic systems being installed in the light combat aircraft under development by the Indian aeronautical development agency in collaboration with the Israeli experts and the engineers of the IAI and IMI
Sources maintained that KALI would enable India to enhance its electronic systems used in its satellite and missiles against electro-magnetic impulses (EMI), generated by nuclear weapons. The EMI can wreak havoc by creating intense electric fields of several thousands volts per centimeter. According to the defence analysts, the electronic components used in most of the missiles can withstand electric fields of only 300 volts per centimeter.
The Daily Mail's investigations reveal that the Indians are planning to 'arrange' a formal test firing of KALI during the next couple of months to complete their current anti-missile and anti-aircraft programme. It is believed that the Indians would install KALI initially on its Warships that it has recently deployed in the Persian Gulf.
Some other reports reveal that India is also interested in purchasing almost a fleet of Kilo-Class Submarines and one such Sub is still under construction at St. Petersburg and would reportedly be having the missile firing capability installed. Moreover, vertically launched versions of the 3M-55 El would arm three improved Krival III (project 1135.6) class frigates, which are still under construction for the Indian Navy at the Balitisky shipyard again in St. Petersburg.
Each frigate will be capable of boasting eight 3M-54E anti-ship missiles. The Russians have designed the frigate to meet the demands of the Indian Naval Doctrine. The 3M-54 is reported to have a range of upto 3000 kms. The large part of the missile's trajectory is flown at high sub-sonic speeds at about 6 kms from the target; the missile third solid propellant state starts.
Another report, originating from the US, says that the Indians have also signed a contract with the Russians for the upgrading f the MiG21-93 fighters and have asked them to install the radar guided 'Vympel-77’ (NATO code name AA-12 Adder), a medium range air-to-air missile. The Russians are reported to have successfully test fired the same at the start of August this year at the Akhubinsk Test Centre in the south of the country.
Simultaneously, Indians are reportedly seeking an upgradation of MiG-21s by the Israeli Air Industry, installing them with state of the art avionics systems (earlier the IAF was planning to retire all the MiG -21 Squadrons). The Indians are also reportedly making desperate efforts to purchase top of the line "Rafale" combat jet fighters from France. The Rafale, is an advance production of the makers of the Mirage, the Dassaul Aviation France and was built to rival the Euro fighter by an EU conglomerate. The Indians are reportedly to have made a strong pitch for Rafale, while going simultaneously with Russian Sukhoi.
This development coupled with the launching of KALI would disturb the defence scenario in South Asia and would be a permanent threat and sources of concern and havoc for all the civil air and naval traffic of the regional countries.
The Defence Attaché of an Arabian country, while talking to this scribe, said that with this new defence extravaganza, India can mess with any one, any time and the move would force the rest of the countries in the region to boost their defence strategies. It may engage these countries into a few missile and electronic race.
A senior European diplomat, when contacted said that in the wake of the downing of an unarmed Pakistan Navy plane 'Atlantique' by the Indians a few years back, any such added development can force Pakistan to go for obtaining a matching technology from any advanced country or even the Russians. He added that if such a development takes place in this part of the South Asia, and if the Indians are not timely checked by powers that be, the situation would not remain under the control of the UN or the US.
However, The Daily Mail Investigation Cell has also learnt on authority that the situation has been taken into note by the relevant US authorities and the US is planning to make its official reaction over the new Indian 'adventure', asking both the Indians and Russians to freeze any such project. The G-8 and the P-5 member States have also discussed the situation and have asked the Russian informally to terminate any such plan in the wider interest of humanity and the world peace. The G-8 and P-5 forums, according to another senior diplomat, were in a much better position to influence Russia.
It may be added here that the Indians are launching a number of defense projects in collaboration with the Israelis and the Russians. Their aims are to nuclearize their all the three defence forces i.e. Army, Navy and Air Force and to attain a strategic supremacy in the region.
Increasing itself, the production of the missiles and creating added material to play havoc with humanity India has now started importing anti-missile and anti-aircraft systems. They just recently finalized a deal to attain the anti-ballistic missile system.
The Indians first purchased "Phalcon" from Israel, immensely disturbing the military balance and are aiming to further disturb this balance by opting for Russian originate 'soft kill' system KALI coupled with upgrading its submarines. Naval frigates and Jet fighters with the help and assistance of Israeli and Russian partners while it has already deployed Warships in the Persian Gulf that are soon to be equipped with KALI.
The global defence analysts believe that such military muscle can insane the Indian defence forces and its political leadership, which can ultimately result a nuclear war between India and Pakistan or India and China, sabotaging all the efforts of Peace in South Asia.
The American and other Western nations have been slow to show concern over all such hostile ambitions of India. It is being feared that with such a military might and with the presence of such devastating technologies and a missile reservoir (with possible nuclear war-heads), India is a constant threat to humanity and the world peace.
It is worth mentioning that the Indian government is spending not billions but trillions of dollars on defence purchase while the hundreds of millions of the general public lack even the basic living facilities. The international financial institutes including the World Bank and the IMF are contemplating upon withholding all the financial aids to India in wake of its extravagant defence purchases from numerous countries.
In a recent report, the World Bank has stated that India has become the poorest country of the world. The report further says that during the past time years or so, the rate of poverty has shockingly increased in India. Nearly 400 million people are living under worst conditions of poverty.
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The Daily Mail Investigation Cell has learnt that the KALI is a "soft kill" weapon system, initially developed by both the US and the former USSR during the Cold War era as part of their Star Wars Programme.
Bursts of microwaves from KALI, packed with the gigawatts of water could 'soft kill' the incoming aircraft and missiles by crippling their electronic systems and computer chips, contrary to the laser weapons which destroy the targets by drilling holes in metal.
KALI generates pulses of highly energetic electrons while its other components convert the electrons into the X-Rays or microwaves. According to some reports, India's Defence Ballistic Institute at Chandigarh has already started using the X-Ray version of KALI to study the speed of projectiles.
It is learnt further that the Indian defence scientist, at secret defence institute established at Banglore are utilizing a micro-wave producing version of KALI to test the vulnerability of electronic systems being installed in the light combat aircraft under development by the Indian aeronautical development agency in collaboration with the Israeli experts and the engineers of the IAI and IMI
Sources maintained that KALI would enable India to enhance its electronic systems used in its satellite and missiles against electro-magnetic impulses (EMI), generated by nuclear weapons. The EMI can wreak havoc by creating intense electric fields of several thousands volts per centimeter. According to the defence analysts, the electronic components used in most of the missiles can withstand electric fields of only 300 volts per centimeter.
The Daily Mail's investigations reveal that the Indians are planning to 'arrange' a formal test firing of KALI during the next couple of months to complete their current anti-missile and anti-aircraft programme. It is believed that the Indians would install KALI initially on its Warships that it has recently deployed in the Persian Gulf.
Some other reports reveal that India is also interested in purchasing almost a fleet of Kilo-Class Submarines and one such Sub is still under construction at St. Petersburg and would reportedly be having the missile firing capability installed. Moreover, vertically launched versions of the 3M-55 El would arm three improved Krival III (project 1135.6) class frigates, which are still under construction for the Indian Navy at the Balitisky shipyard again in St. Petersburg.
Each frigate will be capable of boasting eight 3M-54E anti-ship missiles. The Russians have designed the frigate to meet the demands of the Indian Naval Doctrine. The 3M-54 is reported to have a range of upto 3000 kms. The large part of the missile's trajectory is flown at high sub-sonic speeds at about 6 kms from the target; the missile third solid propellant state starts.
Another report, originating from the US, says that the Indians have also signed a contract with the Russians for the upgrading f the MiG21-93 fighters and have asked them to install the radar guided 'Vympel-77’ (NATO code name AA-12 Adder), a medium range air-to-air missile. The Russians are reported to have successfully test fired the same at the start of August this year at the Akhubinsk Test Centre in the south of the country.
Simultaneously, Indians are reportedly seeking an upgradation of MiG-21s by the Israeli Air Industry, installing them with state of the art avionics systems (earlier the IAF was planning to retire all the MiG -21 Squadrons). The Indians are also reportedly making desperate efforts to purchase top of the line "Rafale" combat jet fighters from France. The Rafale, is an advance production of the makers of the Mirage, the Dassaul Aviation France and was built to rival the Euro fighter by an EU conglomerate. The Indians are reportedly to have made a strong pitch for Rafale, while going simultaneously with Russian Sukhoi.
This development coupled with the launching of KALI would disturb the defence scenario in South Asia and would be a permanent threat and sources of concern and havoc for all the civil air and naval traffic of the regional countries.
The Defence Attaché of an Arabian country, while talking to this scribe, said that with this new defence extravaganza, India can mess with any one, any time and the move would force the rest of the countries in the region to boost their defence strategies. It may engage these countries into a few missile and electronic race.
A senior European diplomat, when contacted said that in the wake of the downing of an unarmed Pakistan Navy plane 'Atlantique' by the Indians a few years back, any such added development can force Pakistan to go for obtaining a matching technology from any advanced country or even the Russians. He added that if such a development takes place in this part of the South Asia, and if the Indians are not timely checked by powers that be, the situation would not remain under the control of the UN or the US.
However, The Daily Mail Investigation Cell has also learnt on authority that the situation has been taken into note by the relevant US authorities and the US is planning to make its official reaction over the new Indian 'adventure', asking both the Indians and Russians to freeze any such project. The G-8 and the P-5 member States have also discussed the situation and have asked the Russian informally to terminate any such plan in the wider interest of humanity and the world peace. The G-8 and P-5 forums, according to another senior diplomat, were in a much better position to influence Russia.
It may be added here that the Indians are launching a number of defense projects in collaboration with the Israelis and the Russians. Their aims are to nuclearize their all the three defence forces i.e. Army, Navy and Air Force and to attain a strategic supremacy in the region.
Increasing itself, the production of the missiles and creating added material to play havoc with humanity India has now started importing anti-missile and anti-aircraft systems. They just recently finalized a deal to attain the anti-ballistic missile system.
The Indians first purchased "Phalcon" from Israel, immensely disturbing the military balance and are aiming to further disturb this balance by opting for Russian originate 'soft kill' system KALI coupled with upgrading its submarines. Naval frigates and Jet fighters with the help and assistance of Israeli and Russian partners while it has already deployed Warships in the Persian Gulf that are soon to be equipped with KALI.
The global defence analysts believe that such military muscle can insane the Indian defence forces and its political leadership, which can ultimately result a nuclear war between India and Pakistan or India and China, sabotaging all the efforts of Peace in South Asia.
The American and other Western nations have been slow to show concern over all such hostile ambitions of India. It is being feared that with such a military might and with the presence of such devastating technologies and a missile reservoir (with possible nuclear war-heads), India is a constant threat to humanity and the world peace.
It is worth mentioning that the Indian government is spending not billions but trillions of dollars on defence purchase while the hundreds of millions of the general public lack even the basic living facilities. The international financial institutes including the World Bank and the IMF are contemplating upon withholding all the financial aids to India in wake of its extravagant defence purchases from numerous countries.
In a recent report, the World Bank has stated that India has become the poorest country of the world. The report further says that during the past time years or so, the rate of poverty has shockingly increased in India. Nearly 400 million people are living under worst conditions of poverty.
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