Email to editor
Email to Support
Thuglak Online Store
Cho's Collections


Kathadi Ramamurthi's


Tamil Telefilms
6 VCD/DVD Collections


Bharatanatyam
5 - VCD/DVD Collections


Yoga
8 - VCD/DVD Collections


Carnatic Music - Vocal
25 - VCD/DVD Collections


Devotional
21 - VCD/DVD Collections


Carnatic Music - Instrument
10 - VCD/DVD Collections


Mouli's
6 - VCD/DVD Collections


Crazy's
22 - VCD/DVD Collections


S.Ve.Shekher's
15 - VCD/DVD Collections


Kuchupudi
6 VCD/DVD Collections


Y.Gee.Mahendra's
8 - VCD/DVD Collections


Dummies Drama's
6 - VCD/DVD Collections

Reassure army of nuke capabilities: former military chief

Category :India Sub Category :National
2009-09-06 00:00:00
   Views : 487

And it came as quite a shock with Dr Santhanam himself mentioning that it was a fizzle. Of course, again he was referring to the thermonuclear weapon. So, Dr Kalam's statement was not quite convincing,' said Malik.

'You can convince people only through the scientists, particularly those who participated in this exercise. I am referring to Dr (Rajagopal) Chidambaram and his whole team from the Atomic Energy Commission.

'I don't think we can be convinced easily by people who are not scientists. This is a matter of technology and these are the people who can discuss and reassure you,' Malik told CNN-IBN in an interview.

Malik said that the remarks of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the issue were more of a 'political statement'.

'In things like this, particularly for the armed forces, they have to be convinced by people who have developed these weapons,' he added.




Author :Indo Asian News Service



Bookmark and Share

Related News

  • Chandrayaan-I a 110 percent success, asserts ISRO chief
  • Iran confirms new nuke plant, Obama sees it as not peaceful
  • Fight against Maoists long drawn, no army involvement: Chidambaram (Roundup)
  • No army involvement in anti-Maoist operations: Chidambaram
  • Air India scouts for chief operating officer
  • Security Council adopts measure to stop spread of nukes
  • Nuclear Test Ban Treaty must be implemented, stresses UN chief
  • Old grenades creating problems for Indian Army