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Monday, 8 August 2022

India is a strong defense power in the world and now its impossible to become a defense threat against India.


India will be celebrating 75 years of Independence on August 15, 2022, now India has become a strong defense power in the world in the every area of defense developments and its hard for any country to fight against India as India is being with weapons of all the class. so threat from China & Pakistan is the talk of past now they can create only propaganda of fight and conducts useless defense meetings but the reality is only that they cant fight against India. just take a look in the defense capacities of India.  
  • List of Countries with nuclear weapons
1. Russia 5,977 
2. United States 5,428 
3.China 350 
4.France 290
5. United Kingdom 225 
6. Pakistan 165 
7.India 160 
8.Israel 90


  • Top 10 Countries with the Highest Number of Active-Duty Military Personnel (in members):
    1. China: 2,185,000
    2. India: 1,455,550
    3. United States: 1,388,100
    4. North Korea: 1,280,000
    5. Russia: 1,014,000
    6. Pakistan: 654,000
    7. Iran: 610,000
    8. South Korea: 599,000
    9. Vietnam: 482,000
    10. Egypt: 438,500
  • Top 10 Countries with the Highest Number of Active-Duty and Reserve Military Personnel (in members
  1. Vietnam: 5,482,000
  2. South Korea: 3,699,000
  3. China: 3,355,000
  4. Russian Federation: 3,014,000
  5. India: 2,610,550
  6. United States: 2,233,050
  7. North Korea: 1,880,000
  8. Taiwan: 1,820,000
  9. Brazil: 1,706,500
  10. Pakistan: 1,204,000
  • Largest militaries in the world by budget (Military Budget 2021 (in USD billions)
1. United States: 778.0
2. China: 252.0
3. India: 72.9
4. Russia: 61.7
5. United Kingdom: 59.2
6. Saudi Arabia:: 57.5
7. Germany: 52.8
8. France: 52.7
9. Japan: 49.1
10. South Korea: 45.7
11. Italy: 28.9
12. Australia: 27.5
13. Canada: 22.8
14. Israel: 21.7
15. Brazil: 19.7


  • Top 10 Largest Air Forces in the World (by number of Military Aircraft) - Flight International 2022:
    1. United States Air Force - 5,217
    2. Russian Air Force - 3,863
    3. People's Liberation Army Air Force (China) - 1991
    4. Indian Air Force - 1,715
    5. Egyptian Air Force - 1,062
    6. Korean People's Army Air Force (North Korea) - 946
    7. South Korean Air Force - 898
    8. Pakistan Air Force - 810
    9. Japan Air Self-Defense Force - 746
    10. Royal Saudi Air Force - 690

  • Top 10 Largest Navies in the World (by total number of warships and submarines - 2020):
    1. China - 777
    2. Russia - 603
    3. North Korea - 492
    4. United States - 490
    5. Colombia - 453
    6. Iran - 398
    7. Egypt - 316
    8. Thailand - 292
    9. India - 285
    10. Indonesia - 282
  • Foreseeing the future: The top 5 navies in the world by 2030
While the present day is obviously important, some military analysts are already looking toward the future. A 2021 piece on NationalInterest.org revealed expert picks for the top 5 navies of 2030, based upon the state of each country's current fleet, production/manufacturing plans, and overall naval budget.

United States - The U.S. is expected to remain the dominant global naval power in 2030, thanks to an unmatched combination of sheer tonnage and technological advancement. The U.S. Navy doesn't just have many ships, it has many massive, cutting-edge ships.
United Kingdom - While the U.K.'s total number of ships is expected to decline, the addition of two new aircraft carriers and the progressive updating of its submarine fleet should establish the U.K. as the #2 maritime power.
China - The People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) fleet is older, but larger in number (if not tonnage) fleet than the U.S. Navy fleet, and the PLAN has ambitious plans to keep adding more and more vessels.
India - Another Asian country expanding its naval presence, India should have three operating aircraft carriers by 2030, collectively capable of deploying 110-120 aircraft.
Russia - This superpower's aging fleet is likely to suffer some budget constraints as older equipment is decommissioned, but Russia is still expected to have eight ballistic missile submarines (with 20 missiles each) patrolling the seas in 2030.
  • India: Land-based ballistic missiles 
  1. Prithvi-I Short-range ballistic missile: Range 150 KM. 
  2. Prithvi-II Short-range ballistic missile: Range 250–350 KM 
  3. Prithvi-III Short-range ballistic missile: Range: 350–600 KM 
  4. Agni-I Medium-range ballistic missile: Range: 700 KM 
  5. Shaurya Medium-range ballistic missile: Range: 700-1900 KM 
  6. Agni-P Medium-range ballistic missile: Range: 1,000–2,000 KM 
  7. Agni-II Medium-range ballistic missile: Range: 2,000–3,000 KM 
  8. Agni-III Intermediate-range ballistic missile: Range: 3,500–5,000 KM 
  9. Agni-IV Intermediate-range ballistic missile: Range: 4000 KM 
  10. Agni-V Intercontinental ballistic missile: Range 5,000–8,000 KM 
  11. Agni-VI Intercontinental ballistic missile & MIRV capable: Range: 8000–12,000 KM, Under development
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