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Jonas Savimbi retweeted
The kind of launch capabilities china has ASAT have become almost useless
We'll shoot one they will launch 5 more within days
What we need is permanent or during war situation our RLV in orbit to take piss at their satellites one by one like dogs do on car tyre
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
🇩🇪🇯🇵 The German drone manufacturer Quantum Systems has opened a subsidiary in Japan to establish a permanent industrial capability in the country and deepen cooperation with Mitsubishi Chemical and Panasonic.
hartpunkt.de/quantum-systems…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
The U.S. Air Force’s first hypersonic missile to enter production will be built in Troy, Alabama. Lockheed Martin just broke ground on an expansion that triples its factory space for the weapon.
defence-blog.com/lockheed-br…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
India in last 7-8 years has been hiring less instead of firing. This also has a adverse impact on service delivery, for ex-Insurance ombudsman is always overburdened & is understaffed, despite good intentions they take 8 months to 1 yr to resolve. We need to boost productivity.
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
India makes hundreds of millions of rolling-element bearings a year. But the toughest grade rings to spin a jet engine or turn a wind turbine are almost entirely imported.
So, where do the gaps lie?
🧵 @indiaBUILDwiki
Hmmmm.
OrbitNight: A Free Browser-Based Satellite Pass Viewer with Antenna Rotator Control via Web Serial rtl-sdr.com/orbitnight-a-fre…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
NEW: @vantortech has shared with me the original image of a mysterious Chinese space plane in orbit.
The photo was taken in 2024 and appears to show the plane's cargo doors open and solar panels deployed.
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
In 2018, I visited Rohingya bastis in Jammu
An intelligence (IB) officer told me he had recorded 1,548 Rohingya families living in the region by then
I asked one Rohingya, 60-year-old Sayed Hussain, how he ended up in faraway Jammu after crossing the border in West Bengal. “I boarded the first train I saw [at Kolkata station]. It was noon. The journey ended at Jammu," he said
Hussain said he was among the first Rohingya to have settled in Jammu’s Bhatindi area 10 years earlier
Another Rohingya, 27-year-old Mohammed Tahir, also gave the same reason
Later, the IB officer laughed at this explanation. Told me, “By all accounts, they boarded the Sealdah Express that crosses Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Punjab before reaching Jammu. It’s an arduous two-day journey. Why did they not get down at any of the stations in between?”
There is a syndicate active in Kolkata that has facilitated Rohingya migration to Jammu for years. They tell the Rohingya that the only Muslim-majority state in India is their "natural home"
Ironically, most settle in Hindu-majority Jammu and not Muslim-majority Kashmir. The officer showed me figures on how Rohingya are scattered over 42 sites across Jammu, meaning they are being settled all over the region, and many Army camps were now surrounded by them
In 2015, Abdur Rehman al Arkani, a Jihadi killed by security forces in south Kashmir, was from Rakhine from Myanmar. He went by pseudonym “Chota Burmi”
Role of several Rohingya men in helping Pakistani Jihadis trespass Jammu border had surfaced by then. They are considered experts in infiltration as they are deft in cutting the fence, know tunneling, and are skilled in camouflage. Plus, they have a victimhood narrative of being wronged by qafirs - the Buddhists of Myanmar
In Jammu's Bhatinda are I visited, it was a surprise how quickly they had flourished, as if being pampered and nurtured. An entire lane of shops was called "Burmi market". Most dry fruits factories were employing Rohingya women for cracking walnuts
Local Hindus told me how these infiltrators had bigger and better stocked shops than them, who had lived here for generations
The officer told me how using the UNHCR cards, which have no legal status or validity in India, Rohingya have obtained Aadhaar cards, ration cards and, in some cases, even permanent resident certificate (PRC) cards, all through fraudulent means
Eight years later, these Rohingya are all still there in Jammu. Apparently the govt is running an anti-encroachment drive these days asking them to clear the areas they have illegally occupied, and some of them have reportedly begun to leave
But the exercise is looking more like a temporary inconvenience for the infiltrators than a serious effort to clear Jammu and India of them.
ALT Burmi market and women cracking walnuts in factories
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Capacitor thickness is now DRAM's scaling limiter. Luckily, Nagare Labs emerged from stealth a couple days ago. Capacitorless DRAM made by 3D NAND-like process in foundry BEOL w/o EUV. DRAM makers have a chance if the periphery doesn't fit with the logic.
theregister.com/systems/2026…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Cool shot of a PLAAF H-6N strategic bomber showing the pylon/clamp adapter attached to its lower fuselage for carrying the massive and unique JL-1 ALBM
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Pakistan has denied carriers from Taiwan access to its airspace in support of Beijing’s One-China policy, the first move of its kind by any country. Full story: bloom.bg/4e697uV
📷: I-Hwa Cheng/Bloomberg
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Customary list of MoUs at MP Semis summit. Land allotment: Kaynes, SMT/PCBA assembly; Meena, PCB fab & Lithium cell assembly by Una (doped-LMO).
Lalwala RF equip + GaN devices/packaging + Spintronics: design centre + GaN R&D/pilot line. Commitment numbers are long-term.
thenewsmill.com/2026/10/mp-r…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
so more info about this UnaEco venture :
it already has a battery cell & pack test centre + cell line operational since 2025 in sanand
UnaEco owns the proprietary Hi-LMO cell technology after the merger of VD networks & FES co. 🇯🇵 ( dev. by Tohoku University )
it seems genuine
Customary list of MoUs at MP Semis summit. Land allotment: Kaynes, SMT/PCBA assembly; Meena, PCB fab & Lithium cell assembly by Una (doped-LMO).
Lalwala RF equip + GaN devices/packaging + Spintronics: design centre + GaN R&D/pilot line. Commitment numbers are long-term.
thenewsmill.com/2026/10/mp-r…
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
TATA is investing big time in EV battery and semiconductor chip fabrication. 2 industries that are deemed critical by the CCP. MOU being activated?
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Mohan Yadav is overseeing the ken betwa link by removing malcontents, building MP biggest industrial corridor, building a semi zone & telecom zone. He is overseeing Neemuch PSP too. Shivraj scuttled industries & was crying for demolitions of illegals. MY shouldnt be replaced.
What is up with Indians just doing khayali pulao criticism man. AI applications for military is a v serious need.
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No chimp. I was telling @yash_ngmi as to how braindead libertarians are, and you have easily proven that point.
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
Dear @AshwiniVaishnaw @GoI_MeitY , Mr V K Saraswat was Chairman of a committee for fabs in India from 2015 until ISM took over. During his tenure, he did NOTHING, perhaps even scuttled a proposal. Now if he proposes ideas like "defence shud own 2nm fab" etc. pls REJECT it. (+1)
Our courts need reform.
The entire Indian system is geared towards *prevention*.
*Prevent* all the bad things from happening, because recourse to cure is so poor. Why is there no cure? Courts and police are total failures - for instance, if somebody commits a financial fraud, it can take decades to prosecute them. Hence prevent the fraud - throw multiple OTPs at the user for a Rs 5000 fund transfer. Banks make you do KYC like fanatics because they are trying to *prevent* the last bad actor from getting away - if millions are to be tortured for it, so be it.
This prevention-first mindset throws sand in the wheels for everything. It makes life hell for consumers and small businesses.
Just imagine what the accumulated cost is of preventing all the bad things from happening - surely it shaves off many basis points from GDP growth when you stack up all of it.
And yet the cheats, criminals, troublemakers and frauds all find ways to do what they do anyway. Those who are just trying to run their business and get through life are burdened with this mountain of compliance and paperwork. None of this moves babus and ministers - they live in a parallel reality where somebody else works (at taxpayer expense of course) to remove these frictions from their existence.
Then they blithely bark at poor consumers and business operators: “ek form hi to hai, bhar do”. But of course it is never one form - every leech in the system demands a form and a submission. Stacked up, it goes into hundreds of pages of documents and dozens of tasks.
The associated parasite lobby of lawyers, consultants, company secretaries and chartered accountants makes merry. They lobby the government for more regulations and offer compliance services to hapless people. In exchange, they place the government elite’s nepo kids in jobs.
This parasite gang has a field day because more documents means more business for them. They are joined by economists and intellectuals, who want to join the leeching and bloodsucking bacchanalia. This intellectual cabal wants to snag a coveted role in the “world’s best” prize winner central bank or other sarkaari gig.
Productivity dies in India, businesses slow down and overall it is a slow-motion economic disaster. In isolation we feel happy to have 6-7% economic growth. Decades go on then somebody says - oh, how did Singapore, Vietnam and China do so well? We look at the delta and feel awkward. We justify it saying “we have democracy”. The super-cabal didn’t just prevent accidents or disasters like they claimed - they killed off and prevented growth and progress with it. Mega accidents and disasters happened anyway.
Enjoy the democracy. Praise the cockroaches and jholachhaps. Celebrate the thugs, parasites, leeches and bureaucrat-goons all around you.
Mera Bharat Mahaan!
Jonas Savimbi retweeted
The entire Indian system is geared towards *prevention*.
*Prevent* all the bad things from happening, because recourse to cure is so poor. Why is there no cure? Courts and police are total failures - for instance, if somebody commits a financial fraud, it can take decades to prosecute them. Hence prevent the fraud - throw multiple OTPs at the user for a Rs 5000 fund transfer. Banks make you do KYC like fanatics because they are trying to *prevent* the last bad actor from getting away - if millions are to be tortured for it, so be it.
This prevention-first mindset throws sand in the wheels for everything. It makes life hell for consumers and small businesses.
Just imagine what the accumulated cost is of preventing all the bad things from happening - surely it shaves off many basis points from GDP growth when you stack up all of it.
And yet the cheats, criminals, troublemakers and frauds all find ways to do what they do anyway. Those who are just trying to run their business and get through life are burdened with this mountain of compliance and paperwork. None of this moves babus and ministers - they live in a parallel reality where somebody else works (at taxpayer expense of course) to remove these frictions from their existence.
Then they blithely bark at poor consumers and business operators: “ek form hi to hai, bhar do”. But of course it is never one form - every leech in the system demands a form and a submission. Stacked up, it goes into hundreds of pages of documents and dozens of tasks.
The associated parasite lobby of lawyers, consultants, company secretaries and chartered accountants makes merry. They lobby the government for more regulations and offer compliance services to hapless people. In exchange, they place the government elite’s nepo kids in jobs.
This parasite gang has a field day because more documents means more business for them. They are joined by economists and intellectuals, who want to join the leeching and bloodsucking bacchanalia. This intellectual cabal wants to snag a coveted role in the “world’s best” prize winner central bank or other sarkaari gig.
Productivity dies in India, businesses slow down and overall it is a slow-motion economic disaster. In isolation we feel happy to have 6-7% economic growth. Decades go on then somebody says - oh, how did Singapore, Vietnam and China do so well? We look at the delta and feel awkward. We justify it saying “we have democracy”. The super-cabal didn’t just prevent accidents or disasters like they claimed - they killed off and prevented growth and progress with it. Mega accidents and disasters happened anyway.
Enjoy the democracy. Praise the cockroaches and jholachhaps. Celebrate the thugs, parasites, leeches and bureaucrat-goons all around you.
Mera Bharat Mahaan!