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First ever pictures of... 64 completed Arjuns lined up at the new Arjun assembly line in Avadi, awaiting collection by the army
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hope the common sense prevail over army and they buy more arjun as compared to that tin-can 90
ReplyDeleteI would luv 2 have those in my garage. Army people are suicidal idiots..they r not gonna take it anyway.
ReplyDeleteThey would like to rest in their static T-90 with air conditioning on.
^^common sense is definitely not suitable for our army and airforce..
dun know why Navy got some...
may be accidental..
In Army and Air Force, trainees are told to report to duty without their brains. Its common to hear "keep your brains at home and come here!"
ReplyDeletenice shots man.. keep it up.. is it open 2 da public dude?
ReplyDeleteajay, please please buy a good camera !!
ReplyDeleteshuklaji these are not the first pictures of the arjun assembly line. shiv aroor's half an hour special report contained full footage of the assembly line.
ReplyDeleteYou're right, Shiv's half-hour did have those pictures. But what I'm talking about are the first pictures of 64 completed Arjuns ready and waiting for delivery.
ReplyDeleteI know my photography isn't great, but these pictures weren't taken by me. Don't look at them for photographic merit... just consider them posted as proof that the production series Arjuns really are rolling off the assembly line.
Maybe I should word it differently.
Thanks for that.
ajai, may I should have congratulated you first for giving us these pics ! sorry about that !
ReplyDeletewhy don't you do a special on NDTV about the army attitude to arjun and the attendant problems ??
you people do have some influence.
case in point: the "flying coffin" campaign by the media did succeed in bringing down the mig crash rate.
please give it a try.
best of luck.
Great great job Ajaiji. Thanks alot.
ReplyDeleteLet the people of India decide now... But only one we should look at the Gorshkov, Kilo, Kulb-S, Stil and many others as well??
Ajaiji what ever quality may be these pics are great.wewant more. Rahul M, these pics cartainly taken by a mobile phone camera.
ReplyDelete"I would luv 2 have those in my garage. Army people are suicidal idiots..they r not gonna take it anyway."
ReplyDelete--> Please donot blame the soldiers who will ride the tank for this drama. Much 'bigger' people are behind it. They may be high ranking MoD officials, Army generals and usually corrupt politicians...
Excellent photos, Ajai! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSomeone pls file a PIL in the Supreme Court and stop this decision by the Army. If you ask me, its illegal to send our soldiers to war with any inferior equipment when we have the means and source to have better equipment. This should be made illegal and anyone making such decision be either courtmartialled (if in services) or arrested and sentenced (if beaurocrats).
ReplyDeleteAjai-ji,
ReplyDeleteHow about you visit Avadi, carry a Nikon D60 and a tripod and shoot away ? These pictures are just a tease !
Ajai-ji, Beautiful!! Thankyou so much for the pics and the next article exposing the Arjun-T90 saga.
ReplyDeletehow do u get access to these pics..aren't they classified.
ReplyDeleteshow me one pic showing a t-90 or abrams assembly line..
you are doing a great disservice to the country...
"raghu said...
ReplyDeletehow do u get access to these pics..aren't they classified.
show me one pic showing a t-90 or abrams assembly line..
you are doing a great disservice to the country..."
Raghu, I have seen an entire one hour documentry on Abrams manufacturing and how they service the tank (stripped down to bare bottom) after they come back from IRAQ war and how they fix the engines and reassemble/repaint and send them back to war on Discovery Channel.
You are taking of couple of Arjun pictures? Really?
@Raghu
ReplyDeleteAre you not familiar with google search?
type Abrahams tank and search images and please be more respectful in your use of words for a man who has served the nation in uniform for 20+yrs and continues to serve it in a different manner now.
Criticism is good as long as it is justified.
-J