

Pramod P
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@Pramodph2019
Interested in Government policies, history, culture of India




Candid & non-partisan assessment of the current economic situation by Dr Montek Singh Ahluwalia in his interview with @sardesairajdeep Says fuel price was inevitable. Applauds current dispensation for pushing thru reforms like GST & Air-India privatisation (though privatisation of others a fail). Says current turmoil should be used to accelerate reforms esp ease of doing business. Montek who is 82 now & has seem it all from liberalisation of the early 90s is still sharp & on the ball.



#PAF 2030 "No Defence in Depth" Push-Back Strategy: #PL17 envelope, anchored on #J35A holding line west of border + silent kill web, pushes back IAF #BrahMos/#ScalpEG launch line by ~220 km — exposing AEW&C, tankers & strikers to far higher risk.

After reading @surjitbhalla ji’s article, I mapped India’s GDP growth across political regimes. And I agree with him when he says- 👉BJP is winning politics decisively, but not economics at the same scale. From 1999–2014, coalition governments took India’s GDP from about $459 billion to over $2 trillion. From 2014–2026, despite a far stronger political mandate, GDP growth in USD terms appears slower comparatively. This is not politics. This is economics. Our first priority as a nation is politics and not economics- we do not focus on economics 🙏 History shows: Strong governments do not automatically create strong economic outcomes. Sometimes politically “weak” coalition eras delivered stronger economic expansion than politically dominant eras. In the end, elections are won by narratives. Economies are judged by numbers. #india #economy #gdp #inr #dollars #capitalflows

It’s the first birthday of Ctrl Alt Defence. @ShivAroor and @Vishnundtv take a 'New Year's Resolution'... They’re back with a “Big Boom”. Watch Episode 42 this Saturday at 6 PM.

Awaiting your detailed answer. But whatever I have thought would be mainly an indirect attack. Either destroy them on the ground and/ or destroy the awacs. Pakis don't have depth so it would mostly remain within S400 range. J35 will anyway be using awacs guidance mostly. If they fly with radars on then they will anyway be detected earlier.

#PAF 2030 "No Defence in Depth" Push-Back Strategy: #PL17 envelope, anchored on #J35A holding line west of border + silent kill web, pushes back IAF #BrahMos/#ScalpEG launch line by ~220 km — exposing AEW&C, tankers & strikers to far higher risk.

J 35A will be more problematic with LD-8A missile than with PL-15 or PL-16. We will cover it in detail, tomorrow morning 0730



Meteor is the world's best air to air missile. And it's not just a quote. SFDR makes huge difference, the kind of numbers in which PL-15 were found in India which did nothing wouldn't have been the case with Meteor, regulating your energy based on condition gives you serious benefits, that's why most of the countries are trying to mimic meteor and still not there, including China.



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People from PM EAC who know a lot better should make these people understand. If this is premise on which the advice is going to Finance Ministry, then what to say.


Super Sukhoi may not be the only upgrade path for the IAF’s Su-30MKI fleet 🤯🇮🇳 Private player Data Patterns has proposed an alternative avionics + radar package featuring Talent Shield jammers and the Hawk Eye 2700 AESA radar (claimed ~350 km class detection against 5m² RCS with wider side coverage). The idea is to offer a faster and potentially more scalable upgrade option while the deeper Super Sukhoi modernisation continues. With 258 Su-30MKIs in service, the bigger question is whether India should pursue one standard for all or adopt a mixed upgrade approach. Thoughts?