Surabhi Bellippady

A Homo sapien with multiple interests. Software engineer turned content writer turned SEO specialist. And a lot more interests that don't pay.

[Surabhi Bellippady @surabhibelli]

@SpotifyCares I'm unable to log in to my account no matter what. I tried web, desktop app and mobile app. I keep getting error message "something went wrong try again". I can't even use the contact us as it is asking me to log in. I have a platinum plan
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[Pavanaja U B @pavanaja]

@ZeptoNow @zeptocares We ordered MysorePak. The box came opened. Someone had opened and eaten some pieces. Very bad service.

[Surabhi Bellippady @surabhibelli]

@BlueDart_
@BlueDartCares is the most unprofessional service. I was at home and the delivery person never even came, but marked it undelivered - apparently, I don't live there!!!

[Anand Ranganathan @ARanganathan72]

They wiped out the sindoor of our women. We wiped them out. - Modi

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

Message to Pakistan is very clear. Any further terrorist attack by Pakistan against India would be treated as an Act of War.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

LOL, I just spoke to Sqn Ldr Shivangi Singh, the woman IAF pilot these clowns at Al Jazeera are claiming has been captured by Pakistan. She’s at her base and on duty.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

What delivered yesterday’s India-Pak ‘ceasefire’?

After 15 days on the ground in Kashmir, here are the unemotional facts—devoid of predictable international ownership battles & narrative management. https://t.co/w2NVY17StI

[Shubhangi Sharma @ItsShubhangi]

India bombing Rawalpindi Noor Khan base WAS the “intel” that made Rubio and Vance jump up and push talks.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

BREAKING ⚠️

India to formally modify its rules of engagement on Pakistan—any future act of terror will from now on be formally considered an Act of War against India and the response will be so aligned.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

The IMF is a sponsor of terrorism.

[Rakesh Krishnan Simha @ByRakeshSimha]

S-400: INDIA'S WAR WINNER

1. A group of F-16 jet fighters takes off from the main Pakistan Air Force base in Sargodha. Approximately 300 km east, at the Indian Air Force base in Adampur, Punjab, an S-400 Triumf air defence system picks up these aircraft almost instantly.

Because of its blistering speed of 17,000 kph, an S-400 missile fired from Adampur takes just 65 seconds to hit an F-16 flying over Sargodha. No radar in Pakistan can detect a missile traveling at that speed.

The radar lock-on light flashes in their cockpits, unnerving the F-16 pilots, and they peel further southwest – away from the Adampur battery’s radar range.

But now they are tracked by another S-400 battery stationed near the Jodhpur air force base 527 km away.

Between the overlapping coverage by India’s multiple S-400 battalions stationed along the border, PAF aircraft can run but not hide. This is the Fishbowl Effect – the feeling of being observed from all sides.

Manufactured by Russia’s Almaz Antey, each S-400 air defence unit has two batteries, each of which has a command-and-control system, a surveillance radar, an engagement radar and four launch trucks.

The most devastating impact of India acquiring the S-400 has been on the Pakistani military’s psyche. With its 600 km tracking range – and a 400 km kill range – the air defence system has increased the vulnerability of all Pakistani air assets, especially fighter aircraft, missiles and drones, by several orders of magnitude.

India's deployment of the S-400 has squeezed the operational capabilities of the PAF’s offensive as well as defensive assets.

It has widened the window of vulnerability of Pakistan’s air force, army and strategic missile forces in a variety of ways:

ℹ PAF jets are forced to operate further west of the Indian border than they used to.

ℹ Secondly, the PAF is not able to come to the defence of Pakistani ground assets when they are taking a pounding from Indian artillery and the IAF.

ℹ The system can also function as a ballistic missile killer until India’s indigenous ballistic missile defence system comes online in the years ahead.

The S-400’s offensive-defence capability means IAF aircraft don't have to undertake overly risky strike missions deep into enemy airspace until it is sanitised.

Why air defence is a critical aspect of war.
If the enemy is able to penetrate your airspace, his first targets are high value military and industrial establishments, as well as transport networks.

Because of India’s vast landmass the IAF cannot be at all places at all times. The long range of the S-400’s powerful AESA radar fills these gaps.

The missile system can even take out low observable aircraft. “For the S-400 there is no such thing as ‘stealth’ aircraft; the system will see it and will shoot it down,” an S-400 battery commander was quoted as saying in the Russian media.

The S-400 can “see” everything both in the air and on the ground, and can easily discern even a tiny aircraft from, say, a truck moving on the ground, the commander added. “Even if a plane is flying low and with the same speed as a vehicle moving on the ground, the radar will show it on the screen.”

Integrated missile defence
While the S-400 is clearly one of the most capable and lethal long-range air defence missile systems on the planet, air defence works best when all its components operate in sync.

The Russian air defence weapon becomes deadlier if it is used alongside short and medium range missiles like the Akash, anti-aircraft artillery (AAA) and fighter aircraft.

By dominating high altitude air space (up to 185 km), the S-400 can drive enemy aircraft down into a “flak trap” where AAA batteries and air dominance fighters like the Rafale, Sukhoi Su-30 and MiG-29 await them.

India seems to have successfully integrated this multi-tier system. This is evident from the fact that:
🚨 PAF is unable to strike India.
🚨 PAF has lost several frontline aircraft early on in the conflict.

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Karachi Port DESTROYED!

Entire port is in ashes.

In 1971, the port was burning for entire week!

Come On INS Vikrant🔥🔥

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

No movement of tanks on either side, Army confirms. Fake news by some media.

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

No suicide attack in Pathankot or Rajauri, says the Army. Fake news by some media.

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

Indian Air Defence in real time...
Goosebumps!

[ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY @adgpi]

Operation Sindoor

Pakistan's Bid to Escalate Negated- Proportionate Response by India.

https://t.co/E6e65goX9R

#OperationSindoor
@DefenceMinIndia
@SpokespersonMoD
@HQ_IDS_India

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Map of the 9 Targets chosen by Indian Forces

अंदर तक घुस के मारा है

[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

‼️ 🚨 Important thread. Don’t miss it.

"Kill them... destroy them... wipe them out... now only war is needed..."

Many such posts have come...
We have read them...
We have even expressed our anger...

Now, read this article.

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[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

This question by the SC, echoed by journalists, reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the issue on their part.

Hindu trusts handle only Hindu affairs and assets; they don’t intrude upon non-Hindu properties. Despite that, Muslims have been involved in Hindu trusts, like Azam Khan even chaired the Kumbh Mela Committee in 2013.

In contrast, the Waqf Board has legal authority to claim properties of non-Muslims. How can such a body be allowed to consist solely of Muslims? If the Waqf one day claims my house as Waqf property, how can I expect a fair inquiry when both the claimant and the adjudicating body are all Muslim?

If the Court clearly rules that Waqf cannot claim non-Muslim or govt-owned properties, we may well support withdrawing the Waqf Amendment Bill. Let them claim each other’s land, who cares then?

[The Poll Lady @ThePollLady]

West promoted and funded gender-selective abortions in India in the 1960s and then blamed the Indian culture.

They funded ultrasound machines for this purpose, trained doctors in AIIMS with the goal of reducing population.