In Depth - India's Nuclear Doctrine

As a peace loving country... India has always sought to allay the apprehensions of the world community about its nuclear program. Which is why successive governments have made it a point to reiterate their commitment to the doctrine of No First use of Nuclear weapons by India. But, in pursuing its nuclear policy with great determination .... India has always been unambiguous .. That there will be no compromise with national security or sovereignty. Accordingly .... it equipped itself as a nuclear power... holding many operational missiles in its arsenal ... Including the most advanced nuclear-capable inter-continental missile and the fastest supersonic cruise missile. In today's edition of In Depth, we look at India's nuclear programme .... the beliefs that have guided it and the policy that governments have refined and followed since Independence.
Anchor: Teena Jha

[@avinash1354]

Thank you RSTV for giving us a comprehensive view of Indian nuclear programme.

[@snehamohane4664]

Kindly make an in depth for state of forest report 2017 .. Thanks

[@MaheshKumarBABEd]

Thanks for such types of programs.

[@jaymaniyar]

Really good.

[@MShassan12345]

Please make video on india's nuclear technology and comparing it with other countries

[@spatia367]

6:35 Indias nuclear doctrine, save your time watch from here

[@sandysingh5245]

Nice... Awesome..

[@Mustak94940]

Fantastic Video on Nuke policy,
thank you and regards Ma'am..!!

[@DilipKumar-gl1hl]

Well done mam
To collect the news

[@spatia367]

19:23 missile development programme

[@thepscshow]

Is there a change in India's nuclear Doctrine from no first use policy to counterforce strategy? please help to understand and please reply if any from rstv panelist if u are watching.

[@kanchank3263]

Nice

[@sais8681]

Good.

[@rambopeace856]

Only great leaders like ambedkar vajpeyi and modiji can take such strong steps...
Jai bhim

[@vipul4806]

jai bhim inshallah

[@thepscshow]

Why you didn't compared the nuclear doctrine with another countries????like with Pakistan and china!!!

[@sharanyap3057]

A little info: China's PLA Navy's Jin class submarines with JL-2 missiles have 7400 km range

[@te098jgjgbjjkjkhk]

7:30

[@amitkrishnani3160]

These missiles should be called chandragupt 1,2,3 etc, not agni nag or whatever

[@ysaideep]

amit krishnani,they t named like tht for a reason...agni is the surface to air missile,as fire starts on land and keep rising up...nag is a heat seeking misile...like a snake..

[@ysaideep]

any specific reasons why they should be chandragupt 1,2,3..

[@GirGujaratBharat]

@@ysaideep yes that's y

[@GirGujaratBharat]

Lolva amit

[@sandysingh5245]

Nice... Awesome..