What India will do if Pakistan suddenly fires a nuclear missile towards Delhi?

The nearest military base of Pakistan  to Delhi is LAHORE,which houses a PAF base(source Wikipedia)
the Indian capital lies at a distance of 480 km from the Lahore city and Amritsar lies 50km away,

Assumption-the missile is fired from Lahore,

the decision to counter the missile depends on the type of missile


If its ballistic-

(this picture is only for reference)

Prithvi air defence-missiles would be used so as to intercept it in its high altitude course,

if prithvi fails to intercept,
Then Akash air defence-missile is set into action,which is designed to stop them at low altitude.



if it's a cruise missile,

(not a pakistani missile,image only for reference)

Then it's not headed for Delhi,
As they usually have a range of 350 km,and Delhi is way beyond its range,

It can be shot down by a AAM missile,(AAM-air-air missile,they are fired from a fighter jet)

Let's guess,
The kind of missile that Pakistan might consider using.


Pakistani missiles such as hatf or hatf Nasr are unguided ballistic missiles,with a range of 70 km,
So it's unviable for Delhi,

Missiles such as Ghznavi,ghauri and shaheen,Babur are left as a choice,

Ghauri was a complete reverse engineered version of North Korean rodong
And was a failure,but they claim that it is functional,

And it is speculated that the Pakistani traded their nuclear technology to Korea for the Korean missile nodong,on which ghauri is heavily based.

Ghaznavi can be used,as they have a long range of 2000km,but have a big '?' On their accuracy.
and they have been claiming that Babur have successfully passed the trials,
and it is claimed that it has a range of 600km,which is highly unlikely.


Babur  is a cruise missile and can be shot down by AAM,fired from a fighter jet.


So here is the winner

Ghaznavi can be used for a nuke strike on India,


(Actual scenario might be different,regarding the missile launch scenario,and the Indian response)

First of all the advanced  air defence  system of Indian military will detect the missile in the Indian air space and let me tell you the advanced air defence consist of these interceptor missiles

1. Akash air defence missiles
2. Iron dome air defence system.

India is also planing to buy the Russian S400 Triumph

So once they detect the missile they will launch a interceptor missile and since Pakistan has Gajni and Shahin class missiles those are not highly acclaimed and don't even satisfy the characteristics of a ICBM it will be intercepted easily and since Pakistan has launched and nuclear attack on India, India would be in the state of war against Pakistan and India will reciprocate the attack and since India has the capability to launch a nuclear missile from air(nuclear tipped Bramosh Cruz;being a Cruz missile it can not be intercepted; Bramosh is the fastest Cruz missile on the planet earth)

By sea(K4 missile; successfully tested in 2014 with a range of 3500km; India has nuclear powered submarines)and by land(Agni5 with a range of 5500km)

Let me tell you that it would be a three dimensional attack and Pakistan won't be able to handle it and it will cripple down within minutes.

It Pakistan does so it will be a suicide attempt.

JAI HIND

Do You Know? Nita Ambani, Starts Her Day With A Cup Of Tea Worth 3 Lakh Rupee

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India’s richest man Mukesh Ambani’s wife Nita Ambani’s birthday is November 1. Nita Ambani also maintain a separate identity in the country. She also owns the Mumbai Indians and the successful business woman. Let’s see what things are like and what not to Nita Ambani.
1. Start the morning with tea is 3 Lakh
You would feel that Nita Ambani is also the home of tea, the simple thing you have to three lakh! If you are thinking wrong. They start the day, Japan’s oldest crockery brand Noritek ‘cup of tea and sites. The price of a cup is 3 Lakh.

Source: Palpalindia

2. Nita is fond of branded watches
Nita Ambani are very excited about your watch. She also has a fancier. Her watch collection Bulgari, Cartier, Rado, Gucci, Calvin Klein and includes brands like Fossil.

Source: amarujala

3. Nita is crazy for precious purses.
The world’s most expensive brands like Handbags Snel, Goyard and Jimmy Choo collection at Nita is near. They are the most affordable in the function. These are small-sized diamonds on the clutch. Their price starts from 3-4 million.

Source:fashionlady.com

4. The shoes do not ever repeat
Nita Ambani is fond of stylish shoes. Nita Ambani, her shoes do not ever repeat. Her Padro, Garcia, Jimmy Choo, Pelmodha, Marlin brand shoes and sandals. All these brands of shoes in a lakh is only the beginning.

Source: dnaindia.com

Who have more money are more than their expenses . Do not forget to share this article with your friends .

Only People With Glasses Or Contact Lenses Will Totally Understand This. It’s Brilliantly Accurate.

A cinemagraph is a special kind of digitally altered photograph that uses both stills and animation. In one frame, a motion will loop and the remainder of the photograph will stay still, creating a mind-boggling and beautiful effect.

Artists Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg have created some of the most stunning cinemagraphs we have ever seen. Their most recent set shows you what New York City would look like through a pair of Armani glasses… and the effect is incredible.

When out of frame (literally) the world is a blur.

Cinemagraphs

But, as soon as the focus movies in front of the glasses, the world becomes crisp.

Cinemagraphs

If you wear glasses, then you know just how accurate these cinemagraphs are.

Cinemagraphs

Using these spectacles in a cinemagraph is a brilliant idea.

Cinemagraphs

We’ve never seen NYC like this before.

Cinemagraphs

I love these NYC cinemagraphs, but to be honest, Jamie and Kevin’s best work is THIS.

Source: Cinemagraphs / Jamie Beck & Kevin Burg

Two Elephants Reunited After Over 20 Years..What Happens Next Can’t Be Described

This is a touching story of Shirley and Jenny reuniting after 22 years at The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee. PBS documented this reunion, narrating the story of how Shirley, now aged 52, remained lonely at the Louisiana Purchase zoo for almost 20 years after she was attacked by a circus elephant and now her caretaker, Solomon—who is beside himself—has to let go of the apple of his eye! Jenny recognizes Shirley in an instant and gives her an intense welcome—the two friends are finally together!

This is the story of Shirley and Jenny, two crippled elephants reunited at The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee after a 22-year separation. The bonding was immediate, intense and unforgettable between the two former circus elephants.

Source: http://www.worthytoshare.com/

You’ve Got To See This Shell Gas Station’s Toilet. What Is Inside Will Shock You!

If you’re like me, public bathrooms terrify you more than anything in the world. I would rather walk through a crocodile infested lake than attempt to relieve myself in some gas station restrooms around the world. But this Shell Station in Bohol, Philippines? Yeah, that’s not a problem.

This raises the bar for every other public bathroom. I refuse to accept anything less after seeing this immaculate toilet fit for a king.

Please SHARE if you find it awesome.

Source: http://www.worthytoshare.com/

The Mysterious Elevator Ritual-How to Play

This game appears to originate on a Korean website some may recognize as the source of a particular comic that pops up every few months or so on sites like reddit. Unfortunately I don’t speak Korean, so working off of the rough translation found here, I’ve tried to tease out a clearer version of the rules and instructions. It’s unclear whether the Otherworld to which the elevator delivers you is the Shadowside referred to by FableForge in his various games and rituals, or whether it’s something else; regardless as to what it may or may not be, however, as always—play at your own risk. 

Players:

• 1 principal

Requirements:

• 1 building, at least 10 stories high, with an elevator. All three of these conditions must be met in order for the game to proceed.

Instructions:

Venturing Out:

1. Enter your chosen building and get into the elevator on the first floor alone. Do not proceed if anyone else is in the elevator with you.
2. Press the button for the fourth floor.
3. When the elevator reaches the fourth floor, do not get out. Instead, remain in the elevator and press the button for the second floor.
4. When you reach the second floor, remain in the elevator and press the button for the sixth floor.
5. When you reach the sixth floor, remain in the elevator and press the button for the second floor.
6. When you reach the second floor, remain in the elevator and press the button for the tenth floor.
7. When you reach the tenth floor, remain in the elevator and press the button for the fifth floor.
8. When you reach the fifth floor, a young woman may enter the elevator. Do not look at her; do not speak to her. She is not what she seems.
9. Press the button for the first floor. If the elevator begins ascending to the tenth floor instead of descending to the first, you may proceed. If the elevator descends to the first floor, exit as soon as the doors open. Do not look back. Do not speak.
10. If you reach the tenth floor, you may either choose to get off the elevator or to stay on it. If you choose to get off, and if the woman entered the elevator on the fifth floor, she will ask you, “Where are you going?” Do NOT answer her. Do NOT look at her.
11. You will know whether you have arrived at the Otherworld by one indication, and one indication only: The only person present in it is you.

The Return Trip:

If you chose to stay on the elevator at the tenth floor:

1. Press the button for the first floor. If it doesn’t work, keep pressing it until it finally does.
2. When the elevator reaches the first floor, exit as soon as the doors open. Do not look back. Do not speak.

If you choose to exit the elevator at the tenth floor:

1. You must use the same elevator to return as the one in which you arrived.
2. When you enter the elevator, press the buttons in the same order you did in steps 2 through 8 of Venturing Out. You should finish at the fifth floor.
3. When you reach the fifth floor, press the button for the first floor. The elevator will again begin to ascend to the tenth floor. Press any other floor’s button to cancel the ascension. You MUST press the button you use to cancel the ascension BEFORE you reach the tenth floor.
4. After you reach the first floor, check your surroundings carefully. If anything seems off—even the smallest detail—do NOT exit the elevator. If you detect something wrong, repeat step 2 until your surroundings look as they should. Once you are confident you have returned to your own world, you may safely exit the elevator.

Additional Notes:

• Should you reach the Otherworld, the floor onto which you will emerge will look almost identical to the one from your own world, save for two things: All the lights will be off, and the only thing you will be able to see from the windows is a red cross in the distance.
• Some say that electronic devices—mobile phones, cameras, MP3 players, etc.—don’t work in the Otherworld; others say they do.
• Getting back to your own world may be more difficult than it seems: You may become disoriented and forget which elevator in which you arrived; the elevator may seem to get further and further away from you as you walk towards; and so on. Be vigilant, and keep your wits about you.
• If at any point during the ritual you faint, pass out, or otherwise lose consciousness, you will likely wake up in your own home. However, be sure to carefully examine your surroundings upon waking—the “home” to which you have been returned may not be the one you left when you first set out to attempt this ritual.

Concerning the Woman on the Fifth Floor:

Do NOT speak to her.

Do NOT look at her.

If you do, she may decide to keep you for her own.

Source: https://theghostinmymachine.wordpress.com

5 Creepy Urban Legends That Happen to Be True

It's that time of year again, kids! What time is that, you ask? Why, it's pants-shittin' time! Time to revisit our Halloween tradition of sharing the horrifying urban legends that we tend to think of as mere cautionary tales, designed to sway us from wandering down dark alleys or microwaving the baby, but that have actually happened to very unfortunate (and, likely, now very deceased) people.

We've done this so many times now that it's getting difficult to work all the links into a single sentence, but look at that, we just did. So settle around the virtual campfire, and hear the tale of ...

#5. The Corpse-Caked Train

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The Legend:

When your job is to keep 150 tons of steel from transforming into 150 tons of mangulated death (all while barreling along a thin piece of track at hundreds of miles per hour), that's bound to inspire some horror stories. Case in point: a high-speed train engineer feels a slight bump as he's zooming down the tracks, but a quick check out the front window doesn't reveal anything out of the ordinary. What is out of the ordinary is the piercing wail of every single person the conductor tosses a friendly wave to as the train passes them by, so he stops and, accompanied by the earsplitting screech of violins, discovers something a whole lot bigger (not to mention a whole lot more pants-filling) than a grasshopper plastered to the front of the train.

Patrick Janicek
"Dammit. Get the squeegee."

It's a person, in case that wasn't clear or something.

The Truth:

As a high-speed HGV train pulled into a railway station in France, awaiting passengers were greeted with a scene straight out of their Thomas-the-Tank-Engine-inspired nightmares: literally embedded into the front of the train was a somewhat fresh, more-than-somewhat flattened corpse.

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Initial attempts to pass him off as a hood ornament were unsuccessful.

Nobody's quite sure of the hows or whys, but a cyclist rode his way straight into a Stephen King story near the small village of Petit-Croix. This meeting of man and locomotive went pretty much exactly how anyone who grew up watching too many Road Runner cartoons and then binged on Evil Dead as a teenager might imagine it: the cyclist was splattered against the front of the train like some kind of gore-filled Wile E. Coyote, and then he clung there all the way to the train's next stop --25 miles away -- before anyone even noticed.

How did the engineer not see a mass of pulverized human stuck to the front of his train like a ghastly, oversized Wacky Wally? Well, for one, trains have pretty huge blind spots, and for two, engineers be busy, yo. "We are looking at the speed controls and at the electrical equipment, we cannot see a pedestrian by the side of the tracks," said the train's driver. "If someone throws himself under the train we are completely helpless. This is a train, not a wheelbarrow. It cannot stop in 100 meters."

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"Our brake pedal is just a smiley face that says, 'Have a nice day!'"

If the "embedded into the front of a train" part doesn't give you nightmares, maybe that guy's thoroughly French couldn't-give-a-fuckness will.

#4. Waking Up Trapped In the Morgue

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The Legend:

The greatest fear of anyone checking into the hospital is that they'll never check out. But there's something far worse (and we're not even talking about the bill): imagine you're on the way to the Emergency Room, when you pass out. The next time you awaken, it's cold. It's pitch dark. Every single breath is a struggle, and you barely have room to move.

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"Oh, no! They've put me back in the womb!"

You're not buried alive -- if you were, you might have stood a chance. No, you've been mistaken for dead, body-bagged, and chucked into a fridge at the morgue ... and those suckers aren't meant to be opened from the inside (because zombies and/or vampires, obviously).

The Truth:

On July 26, 2011, Maria de Jesus Arroyo, an 80-year-old great-grandmother, was rushed to White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles, where doctors quickly declared her dead of cardiac arrest via the foolproof method of "How old? Yep, she's dead." Mrs. Arroyo was then popped into a Ziploc and wheeled off to the morgue while the doctors and nurses went back to watching House, feeling content with a job indifferently done.

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"This right here ... this is what makes the job worthwhile."

Later, when funeral home employees came to pick up Mrs. Arroyo's body to prepare it for the funeral, they found her lying face down on the floor of the refrigeration chamber. After presumably poking her with the longest stick they could find until they were satisfied that she was not, in fact, the undead, they discovered that her body bag was also partially unzipped, she was covered in cuts and bruises, and her nose was broken. Initially, her family thought some lowly nurse-in-training had accidentally dumped her off of a gurney (or maybe the morgue staff had hung her from the ceiling for a little light bag training), but a pathologist they hired came to an even more disturbing conclusion.

When the doctors declared her dead, Mrs. Arroyo was merely unconscious. She remained unconscious as they zipped her up, snoozed right through being slid into the freezer, and continued her visit to dreamland as the freezer door clanked shut. But then she woke up. And then she panicked. All those injuries that the funeral home later discovered? They were self-inflicted as she desperately tried to twist, turn, and claw her way free from her cramped and cold prison, only to slowly, agonizingly freeze to death.

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"With my dying breath, I curse that damn rock and rollllllll ..."

Welcome to the annual urban legends list, motherfuckers! We'll understand if you want to go call your grandmas before we continue.

#3. Riding With a Corpse (for Months)

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The Legend:

A big, carefree party or road trip has to be most frequent horror setting in pop culture, a tradition that presumably goes back to the elders' desire to keep the kids from having too much fun ("then he woke up the next morning to find that the prostitute had STOLEN HIS DICK!"). So when you hear that a bunch of dudes rented an RV for a carefree trip to partytown, you're already expecting somethingnightmarish to be awaiting them ...

The Truth:

Minnesotan Dan Trainor had a quite Minnesotan plan for his bachelor party: he and 10 friends were going to rent the aforementioned RV and drive it all the way to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. That may sound a bit tame as far as bachelor parties go, but you've got to give them points for authenticity -- stewing in 10 other guys' fart smell all day and then blowing your wad at the track is a far more accurate representation of the bachelor lifestyle than anything involving naked ladies.

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And that goes for any sense of the word "wad."

Before hitting the road, the RV's mysterious owner warned the revelers that the compartments at the front of the vehicle "do not work and should not be opened." That's generally the type of warning you only get if you're in a Hellraiser movie and some creepy dude just handed you a puzzle box, but nobody thought much of it, because hey, cheap RV. Unfortunately, that compartment did in fact turn out to be stuffed with something far more sinister than a stack of sticky back issues of Babes & Winnebagos.

The first sign that something was awry surfaced when they stopped at a convenience store to pick up the last few members of the group, and nobody remembered to remind them about the "front compartment" rule. They opened it up to toss in their bags, and the RV was immediately filled with an unbearable stench. Seeing as how the party bus hadn't even made its first Taco Bell stop yet, this was deemed out of the ordinary. Party member Jake Wanek peeked into the forbidden compartment. What he found there was the barefoot body of a man who ... well, he "didn't look too fresh."

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"You sure? You know those expiration dates are, like, a guideline."

Jake Wanek, it turns out, is a master of understatement. The body was that of Kevin Casserly, a 22-year-old man who had been missing for six goddamn months. As for how he got there ... your guess is as good as anyone's. The owner of the RV wasn't considered a suspect, and as far as we can tell, no one was ever charged with a crime. All we're left with is the fact that the corpse appeared to have been in the RV for a very long time, which makes the owner's cryptic warning that they shouldn't try to open the storage compartment ten times creepier. Had he been renting out the rolling makeshift coffin to strangers for six goddamn months?

#2. The Ax-Wielding Bunny Man

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The Legend:

There's something super-duper creepy about taking a normally innocent, wide-eyed figure and making it a psychopathic killer. Just think about some of the most effective examples from pop culture: that kid from The Omen, Pennywise from IT, Chucky from Child's Play ...

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He's such a condescending dick about fixing stuff.

OK, sometimes it doesn't result in "pants-shittingly creepy" so much as it does "pants-shittingly preposterous," but you catch our drift. And if you grew up around the Washington, D.C. area, there's a good chance your mom had to wash many a bedsheet thanks to a prime real-life example: theBunny Man. According to local legend, there's a man in a white bunny suit wandering the countryside near D.C. He's wielding a big fucking ax, and he's itching to go straight-up Little Bunny Foo Foo on your field mouse ass.

It's the kind of thing that weird kid from third grade told you as he purposefully painted the back of the school bus seat in front of him with his nose pickings. It's so far beyond ridiculous that it couldn't possibly be based on actual events.

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It was even ridiculous in Donnie Darko, and have you seen that movie?

The Truth:

It's totally based on actual events.

Around midnight on October 19, 1970 (yes, this story happened right before Halloween), Air Force cadet Robert Bennett and his fiance were sitting in Bennett's car on a dark road doing something that totally didn't involve any fingerbanging whatsoever. Suddenly, a man in a white bunny suit appeared from the bushes, shouted "You're on private property and I have your tag number!" and hurled an ax through the window of Bennett's car (bunnies are very territorial, if you weren't aware). After this vicious attack, which somehow managed to not seriously injure either of the car's occupants, the evil bunny hopped back into the woods, because sometimes real life is a cheesy horror movie.

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"Hey, you forgot your ax!"

Less than two weeks later, the Bunny Man was spotted standing eerily still on the front porch of an unoccupied house. When a security guard approached him, he whipped out his now-trademark ax and started hacking at one of the porch's support beams. "All you people trespass around here," the Bunny Man shouted as he went to town on the defenseless house, probably emphasizing each swing with a lewd pelvic thrust (because we just now decided that's a better visual). "If you don't get out of here, I'm going to bust you on the head!"

The security guard went back to his car to retrieve his gun and do himself some wabbit hunting, but the last thing he saw was the Bunny Man's adorable poofy tail disappearing into the forest. As far as anyone knows, he's still out there, twitching his whiskers as he sharpens his ax, hop-hop-hopping through the nightmares of D.C. area school kids.

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While giving parents another way to scare kids into behaving.

#1. The Oddly Realistic Mannequin

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The Legend:

There are quite a few tales of people mistaking actual corpses for curiously realistic (and stinky, and maggoty) Halloween decorations or elaborate pranks -- hell, we've covered some of them in past iterations of this article. But how does that even happen? You'd know a bona fide dead person if you tripped over one, right?

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"Shit yeah, we would. You ever see Weekend at Bernie's? Didn't believe that guy was alive for a minute."

Based on the sheer amount of evidence to the contrary, you shouldn't be so sure about that. Before you get all up close and personal with that "fake" mummy on your weird neighbor's front porch for a hilarious selfie this Halloween, consider ...

The Truth:

... the story of Israel Lopez and Adam Hines. Earlier this year, these two Tampa Bay area workers were hired to clean out a vacant home previously occupied by a reclusive hoarder. In a scene that's sure to inspire a new TLC show titled Hoarders: Piss Yourself Edition, when they cleared their way to the garage, they discovered a figure dangling from the rafters like a prop from the Haunted Mansion. Taking it for a really tasteless (or really awesome) Halloween decoration, the two men indifferently chopped it down, tossed it onto the pile with the rest of the garbage and continued with their work.

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"Huh, must be one of them new fancy Halloween decorations that go 'splat' when you drop them."

Their mistake wasn't even discovered until the men drove the body to the dump, heaved it into a dumpster, and went back to the house for another load. County employees had watched them casually toss a dead body in with the rest of the garbage, and when Lopez and Hines returned to the dump, they were greeted by police, who questioned them regarding exactly how much sense it made that a shut-in would set up a Halloween prank for an audience of precisely no one. But don't blame them -- blame the denial center of the human brain, which has a tendency to completely lose its shit when confronted with the cold specter of Death.

This wasn't even the first time this year that a Tampa Bay resident accidentally trashed a corpse; only months before, a security guard tossed out the body of 96-year-old woman who had jumped to her death from her 16th-story apartment. If you needed concrete proof of how strong denial can be, there you go.

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"Concrete" probably wasn't the best word choice there.

Source: http://www.cracked.com/

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