Upto 2020, India will shine, how?
- Youth : 40 Crore - 45% of the population will be of age below 24 years.
- Finance: India has 83000 crorepatis now, by 2020 the figure will reach to 125000
- Education: Literacy ratio is 60% now, will reach to 100%
- Health: Foreigners will come to India for medical purpose.
- Women: 4 times more women are CEO, when compared to USA.
- Constructions: 750 malls will be ready by 2020.
- Entertainment: We have 659 multiplex now. In a decade, it will be 1000. By 2011, our film industry will be of 68800 crore.
- Mobile: There are 40 Crore mobile connections now. It will reach 100 Crore by 2015. Every minute new connections 240 connections are added.
- NRIs: 1 Lac NRIs will return to India in next 5 years.
- Solar Energy: We will be producing 20000 Megawatt by 2020 and 16 cities will be using it.
- Internet: Internet advertisement business will be 1200 Crore by 2012
Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute is situated at Bhavangar in Gujarat, India. The institute had started to develop RO plant with membrane technology before 7 years.
[ A reverse osmosis plant is a manufacturing plant where the process of reverse osmosis takes place. An average modern reverse osmosis plant needs six kilowatt-hours of electricity to desalinate one cubic meter of water. The process also results in an amount of salty briny waste. The challenge for these plants is to find ways to reduce energy consumption, use sustainable energy sources, improve the process of desalination and to innovate in the area of waste management to deal with the waste. ]
Norwegian Church is an international NGO Trust. The chief of the Trust contacted the institute 6 RO Plants at distant villages of Afghanistan. The Institute agreed. Keeping geo-climatic conditions of Afghanistan, the institute prepared 6 plants at Bhavnagar of which one was solar operated others were electricity operated. 6 trainees from Afghanistanis were trained at the Institute. Then the parts of the plants were packed and shipped to Kabul.
Now the plants should be fitted and made operative. Two engineers from the Institute must be sent to Afghanistan. Ashok Makawana and Bahadurbhai Rathod were selected by the Institute. [ The name "BAHADUR" means "brave", just to know.] They were ready to go.
Dr. Hamid of the Trust welcomed the engineers. He told them not to leave guest house. On Saturday, they had to go to 6 villages 800 Kms away from Kabul. Wherever they went, they had to be back to guest house before the evening. Wherever they had gone, they were respected by the local people.
The trust has given order for more 5 plants to the Institute.
Where terrorists attack was very common, 2 Indians took the risk. And now the result is, Afghanis will drink sweet water.
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Agni - 3
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- Height 16 meter.
- Weight 48,000 Kgms.
- Can carry warheads weighing up to 1500 Kgms.
- In II world war, Germany used missiles for the first time to attack France and England.
- China has missiles with a range of 11000 kms and Agni - 3 is with a range of 3000 kms.
- Now India will develop Agni - 5, with a range of 5000 Kms. and will be really inter-continental missile.
- It is a ballistic missile.
- The highest speed it achieved during the experiment was 4 kms / second.
Updated on 18-05-2008__________________________________________________________________
It was an auspicious day of Akshay Tritiya as per Indian calendar when India tested its Agni - 3 missile, surface-to-surface longest-range and nuclear capable, successfully and India registered its name proudly in the list of nations that have intermediate-range ballistic missiles (IRBM).With its 3000 km range, it is a mobile system capable of being launched from anywhere in India. Its range includes all parts of South Asia including all major cities of China.Agni - 3 is capable of carrying warheads weighing up to 1.5 tonnes.
The all solid fuel missile Agni - 3 was tested at 9:56 AM from the Inner Wheeler Island at Dhamra, a launch site in Bhadrak district, about 200 km from Bhubaneshwar, capital of Orissa.The missiles reached its target in 800 seconds, reaching a pick height of 350 Kms, with a velocity of more than 4 Kms / second. The missile re-enters the atmosphere at very high velocity and then faces a deceleration of more than 35 times the force of gravity, raising its temperature above 2500 degrees Celsius. The payload is protected by a carbon-carbon all composite heat shield.Agni - 3, one of the Agni series missiles, is a two stage solid propellant missile with a length 17 meters, diameter of 2 meters and launch weight of 50 tonnes.While Agni - 1 is a 750-800 km short-range missile, Agni - 2 has a range of more than 1500 Km. Both have already been inducted into the armed forces.
At least 200 scientists witnessed Wednesday's test. They included V.K. Saraswat, chief controller DRDO and Avinash Chandra, director of the Agni-III program.
The success of Agni - 3 paves the way for India to build its truly intercontinental range missiles Agni - 4 with a range of 5000 Km in the near future.
Let's hope, we need not use it, and if used, should be used in defense and not to attack.
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