Does India Have LESS Nukes Than China, Pak?

What the media won't tell you about India's nuclear weapons program. From Episode 3 of The #IndianInterestPodcast.

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[roshni]

Blessed to be attending Guru Chavda university 🙌🏽

[johnracer]

At 7:01
Indian media don't know how to research.
That was savage sir
And 100% truth 😀🙏

[kevinsabharwal]

My dad once told me that France wanted to pay some local Indians for the sand that abundant in there area and the people was like you want the sand just take it. Turns out that sand was uranium. I'm not sure how true that story was but most Indian history he told me had truth to it.

[ProfitHacks]

I feel very proud when India reached to a certain level that can compete with other nations all because of the father of India's nuclear bomb "Homi Bhabha jhangir" Without him it would be impossible for us to be in the current stage . Lots of respect from me ❤️❤️❤️

[boomergen]

Modiji: "Keep it Secret Baby, Don't BRAG, Let the Time come we will..….."

[ragub]

No. Of bombs isn’t relevant now a days. Imagine just a dirty bomb in Mumbai or Bangalore, can wreck havoc

[paritoshjha]

I remember when India was also facing problems in corona period the west media showing India's situation as hopeless, a government failure state & Indian media very well copy paste it but just few months back when the west with advance infrastructure & medical facilities also suffered just like us, ironically all suffering turned into success stories.

[chandankumarchand]

Sometimes I think government downplays its number willingly to keep enemies in dark.

[souravnag]

Showing yourself weak to the world is the best strategy. There are more evidences like Agni 5 which Chinese detects its actual range is 8000 km than official 5000 km. Agni 6 is not yet tested.

[teamxofficial]

The capability of India always in track to keep secret and let it be 120 in count😂

[brijeshchandrakar]

India needs submarines. A lot of them. And need to invest heavily on R&D especially in AI, Quantum computing, drone tech. China is far ahead of us in these critical technologies as pointed by Rajiv Malhotra. And here, our governments are busy giving freebies and destroying economy. Every effort is being made to keep India in a perpetual state of internal conflict and instability and Kejiwal, Mamata, Pappu, Trade Unions are great tools for the same.

[namanjain]

In the comment section of many YouTube videos regarding same discussion i have said "RIP! For those who think India has 130-150 nukes"😂😂😂

[nikhilbankar]

Thank you for covering this, I always thought HOW come India has less nukes than Pakistan, I knew the numbers are definitely not accurate enough. We can easily tell by the trends/comparison in other aspects of military that India can never have less Nukes than Pakistan at least.

[theheretic]

There pre COVID estimate of Indian nuclear warheads by British Intel was 1500 exactly.

But such news isn't provided much clout - possibly by the Indian side themselves to keep India's modest peacekeeper image to the ordinary of the world.

The West pay no attention these days to what India does, so long it doesn't endanger their security.

During Russo Ukr war itself India successfully completed a nuclear drill with fighter jets at Pokhran range in broad daylight - planes involved were Rafale, Jaguars and Su30mki, but the West is busy with Russian threat and DPRKs ballistic missile tests since it impacts their security.

So India is more powerful than it is portrayed and its enemies are well aware of it just like we saw Pakistan's estimates which definitely came out of a combination of latest Chinese and deep state US intel.

[jigzsaw]

Sir just stop this. You have no right to be this awesome. Day after day after day. Seriously cannot stop admiring your videos daily 🙏

[abhijeetsingh]

Your voice is perfect for a Russian accent 😂

[hridayghosh]

The more I watch your videos the more I feel great about my nation. Your videos has effects just opposite of the indian media.

[AlexiFernando-qyfg]

India isn't boastful less talk more action is Our policy Jai Hind 💪🇮🇳

[sripadkulkarni]

It’s always wise to keep the Pakistanis satisfied and under a false impression that they are better off than us in terms of number of nuclear warheads. If India gives out its nuclear warhead counts then Pakistan will go bonkers and might start building more nuclear weapon. India being a responsible nation knows how to keep a check on the weapons of mass destruction, however the Jihadi nation of Pakistan can use them any day on any one and not just India. So India’s thinking is not only wise but also good for the world.

[RAJAT]

To add to this, one important thing to remember is that nuclear warheads aren't just about the nuclear material, there are some very sensitive and delicate components involved that make them. These components tend to 'degenerate' (I use this for lack of a better word) fast, and thus warheads need routine maintenance and replacement of such components. Given Pakistan's rather volatile socio-political-economic state, I find it difficult to believe that they have a significant number of instantly deployable nukes.

Also, regarding #ASKABHIJIT (please excuse me if this is the wrong time to ask, as I'm somewhat new to this channel), could you make please videos on the following topics:

1) Peak Oil
2) 'The Limits to Growth' study (1972)
3) The need for a conservative form of environmentalism/taking environmentalism back from the Left
4) Oswald Spengler and his theory of historical cycles, and how it relates to Indian civilization

Thanks in anticipation.