Mission Drishti by GalaxEye marks a major achievement in our space journey. The successful launch of the world’s first OptoSAR satellite and the largest privately-built satellite in India is a testament to our youth’s passion for innovation and nation-building.
Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the founders and the entire team of GalaxEye.
@GalaxEye
For all those X & pubg warriors who are abusing & mocking our army chief for his comments (not attacking Pakistan during Ramzan prayer time) - get a life - you guys neither have any sense about geopolitics nor real combat .
#Morons
Today, India takes a defining step in its civil nuclear journey, advancing the second stage of its nuclear programme.
The indigenously designed and built Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor at Kalpakkam has attained criticality.
This advanced reactor, capable of producing more fuel than it consumes, reflects the depth of our scientific capability and the strength of our engineering enterprise. It is a decisive step towards harnessing our vast thorium reserves in the third stage of the programme.
A proud moment for India. Congratulations to our scientists and engineers.
India has now attained criticality in a commercial, 500MW power producing, fast breeder nuclear reactor.
(We had experimental one before, but this is a big commercial one that can produce power.)
Criticality means reactor is running by itself without needing to keep re-igniting it. Breeder means it makes more fissile fuel than it uses.
Nobody wanted to give India such tech. Because these reactors can create nuclear fissile material. So India created the tech itself in spite of sanctions.
Only Russia has this tech (true commerical fast breeder reactor) running. US, UK, France say they have given up on this. China has one prototype based on Russian tech but it is not yet commercial.
India has refused to put its Fast Breeder Reactor program under international scrutiny. It is a big, big, no HUGE thing for India's energy independence.
But, as usual, most Indians won't know how big as we don't play up our achievements. I was recently amused seeing some posts by Gen-Z advising Indian govt to go for Thorium cycle etc in some condescending tone.
Because India has been on it quietly for sometime. And this reactor going critical now and commercial soon means it can sustain itself for infinity. This cuts India's imports of Uranium. And paves the way for Thorium based reactors as well. (Stage 3 of India's nuclear program, we just passed Stage 2 with PM's post).
Also, what PM didn't say is, this reactor can help generate some 100+kg of weapons grade Plutonium -with which India can make many warheads and expand nuclear stockpile if it wishes so.
But India will never do that, you know, as India is a very peaceful nation promoting world wide nuclear disarmament ;)
People blaming EdCIL for AFCAT like what 😂
But the truth is those who prepared well performed well. For the rest, it's easier to blame the conducting body than accept they didn't put in the work.
#afcat#edcil
The best thing you can do in today's world is practice thinking. Very few people, especially smart people, do this. Snap yourself out of your automatic patterns and stretch your mind for once. This will only become more important as AI and social media distort reality.
Post-Op Sindoor glow-up!🚀 Kuch toh hua hai!
Indian Armed Forces' promo shorts have dramatically leveled up. Cinematic AF. Direction. BGM. Goosebumps every drop. From real footage to effects, quality is hitting Bollywood blockbuster tier.
Who's scripting this? 🇮🇳💥
Welcoming the New Year 2026 at EdCIL with a spirit of togetherness, positivity, and renewed commitment towards strengthening education and institutional excellence. 🎊✨📚
#NewYear2026#NewBeginnings#EdCIL#EducationForAll
And this calls itself media. When Pakistan and Bangladesh also sent their military, you chose silence but when it comes to India, suddenly the spotlight burns only here. Selective journalism at its peak.
❌ India crossed the red line: Modi sent troops to Russia and Belarus exercises against NATO
India sent 65 troops to participate in the Zapad-2025 exercises, where Russia and Belarus are practicing war with NATO.
Delhi's move is seen as an open challenge to the US and Europe, especially given Modi's severance of ties with Washington.
India risks exchanging billions of dollars in Western contracts for friendship with the Kremlin. But how long will this "friendship" last?
❌ India crossed the red line: Modi sent troops to Russia and Belarus exercises against NATO
India sent 65 troops to participate in the Zapad-2025 exercises, where Russia and Belarus are practicing war with NATO.
Delhi's move is seen as an open challenge to the US and Europe, especially given Modi's severance of ties with Washington.
India risks exchanging billions of dollars in Western contracts for friendship with the Kremlin. But how long will this "friendship" last?