In 1998, Pakistan conducted its first nuclear test and became the world’s first atomic power Islamic country. Today, we have settled the score for it and not only made five successful nuclear tests but also put the world in danger through the black market and earned money. After that, Pakistan, which threatened nuclear attack on every small issue, finally made the atomic bomb. Know the thrilling story of science, espionage, theft, and conspiracy in detail.
The story begins in 1964. Actually, on 16 October 1964, China became a nuclear power by conducting a nuclear test. Eight days after that, India’s Indian Atomic Energy Commission chairman, Dr Homi Jahangir Bhabha, said in an account to All India Radio that it could accomplish a nuclear bomb aural a month. Pakistani Foreign Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto had told British journalist Patrick Kelly that if India makes a nuclear bomb, we will eat grass and leaves and will also stay hungry, but we will have to make our nuclear bomb. We have no other option, but Pakistan did that. During this time, Dr. Abdul Qadir, sitting in the Netherlands, about 7000 kilometers away from India and Pakistan, Khan alias Khan was also keeping an eye on the nuclear programs of India and Pakistan. In 1974-75, he wrote a letter to Bhoot and offered to join the Pakistan nuclear program. PM Bhoot met Khan several times and asked Khan to stay in the Netherlands and gather more information.
Abdul Qadi Khan, alias AK Khan, known as the nuclear hero of Pakistan, was born in Bhopal, India, in April 1936. After partition, his family settled in Karachi, Pakistan, in August 1952. In 1972, Khan started working in the Physics Dynamic Research Laboratory of Amsterdam, which used to prepare centrifuges for uranium enrichment. During this time, he did the work of translating centrifuge documents from German to Dutch. While supervising the work, Khan started stealing documents and blueprints related to the entire technology of centrifuges. He also prepared a list of European suppliers who supplied parts and raw materials related to it. This baby annexation certificate is one of the best baseborn abstracts in the world. Constitution Shield was one of the technologies. During this time, the intelligence agency suspected Khan, but to avoid the investigating agency, he came to Pakistan from Netherlands with his family in December 1975, where he started Engineering Research Laboratory (ERL) in Kahuta, 50 km from Islamabad, in July 1976, which was renamed as Khan Research Laboratory (KRL) in 1981. The entire world, including India, Israel, and European countries, was eyeing Pakistan’s nuclear program.
Khan Research Laboratory (KRL) was kept very secret in such a situation. The necessary items were purchased from Swiss, Dutch, British, and German companies through the black market. Then in 1998, when India conducted five nuclear tests in the Pokhran range, 15 days after that, Pakistan conducted five nuclear tests in Balochistan’s Rajkot range and Karan desert, and in this way, Pakistan became the country with nuclear weapons in the world. Along with this, he started fake companies in Ukhane, Dubai, Malaysia, and other countries. Through these companies, Khan did black marketing of centrifuge design components and expertise, and now he is earning money. Khan started being called a nuclear smuggler. American and European countries put pressure on Pakistan to punish Khan. After this, the Pakistan government put Khan under house arrest. On 10 October 2021, Khan died due to lung problems after COVID-19. Today, Pakistan has about 170 nuclear weapons, while Pakistan does not follow the policy of ‘first come, first served’; that is, Pakistan can launch a nuclear attack first if the opportunity arises. According to Marvin Cull, Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy at the American think tank Brookings Institution, the American intelligence agency shows that Pakistani leaders often work in collaboration with terrorists. In such a situation, if it goes into the hands of terrorists, there will be destruction. In 2025, Caller had said that the International Atomic Energy Agency should be monitored. It can monitor only the nuclear activities of those countries that have signed the NPT, but Pakistan has not signed the NPT. In such a situation, monitoring Pakistan’s nuclear weapons is a bit difficult.
What is the role of Donald Trump and PM Modi in the independence of Balochistan? Who will take approval from the UN?
Everyone is eagerly waiting to see whether Balochistan will gain its long-desired independence. Recently, Baloch leaders announced their separation from Pakistan and even demanded an embassy in New Delhi. But is it that easy to become an officially recognized independent country? In this video, we’ll explain what accomplishes Balochistan’s charge booty to accretion all-embracing recognition, what role India and international leaders like Donald Trump can play, and how the United Nations could be involved in the process.
Recently, Miryar Baloch sought permission from India to open a Baloch embassy in New Delhi. Not only this, he also asked the United Nations to recognize Balochistan as an independent country and asked for billions of rupees in funds for passports. Now, the question is, what is the process for any country to get acceptance at the international level? Will Balochistan become an independent country just by the declaration of the Mahesh Baloch leaders? The answer is no. There is a proper process for this. Let us tell you that until the United Nations does not recognizes a region to become a country, that region is not considered a country. When the United Nations recognizes any independent region as a country and it gets membership in the United Nations, only then can it take advantage of any international help. Whether it is taking a loan from the International Monetary Fund or help from the institutions of the United Nations, membership in the United Nations is necessary for every work. Now, let us understand the process of getting recognition from the United Nations. For this, first of all, the region has to submit its application to the United Nations Secretary General. A letter has to be sent in which it should be written that the region will follow the charter of the United Nations, i.e., the constitution, as a nation. After the United Nations receives the application, it is beatific to the Security Council.
At least 9 out of the 15 members of the Security Council are required to support the application of the region to become a country. Out of the 15 member countries of the Security Council, five permanent members are China, France, Russia, Britain and America and if any one of these countries votes against the region becoming a country, then the application will be rejected and if the application gets acceptance, then the recommendation of the Security Council is taken to the General Assembly for the inclusion of the country in the United Nations. There are 193 member countries in the General Assembly, and for any new country to get recognition in the United Nations, there are the members of the General Assembly, i.e., a third majority is required. It is such a long process that is why no region can declare itself a country just by the leaders themselves announcing it. Plus, we would like to tell you another interesting fact here that, like Balochistan, many such countries have declared themselves as a nation. They have been declared as a separate country, but to date, no one has approved them. For example, you can take the example of Somaliland. The Somaliland region in East Africa considers itself an independent country, but at the international level, it is not considered a separate country. Somaliland is a part of Somalia that declared itself separate from Somalia in 1991. Somaliland has democracy, and elections are also held, and the people here are also prospering faster than in Somalia, but no country has recognized Somaliland to date. The United Nations has also not recognized Somaliland as a separate country; that is why, despite the declaration, Somaliland is not counted as a separate country. No, when coming to the place, the matter here is a little more complicated. The government of Pakistan never easily demanded that Balochistan should become a separate country because it is 44% of Pakistan.
The fight for the independence of Balochistan has been going on for decades, and the government and the Sun of Pakistan have been opposing it. The dominance of Balochistan has been increasing. Rebels like the Baloch Liberation Army and Baloch Liberation Front have been fighting Pakistan for years, and in recent years, this fight has intensified. Balochistan leader Amir Baloch has declared independence of his region from Pakistan and has appealed to the United Nations to send peacekeepers so that the Baloch people can be freed from Pakistan. But despite Amir Baloch’s claims of independence, it is a fact that Balochistan is still a part of Pakistan. Yes, the way rebellions are taking place there, the news coming from there is predicting that in the coming days, Balochistan is sure to separate from Pakistan and become a separate nation. But now it remains to be seen when this country will get recognition.
India’s dangerous anti-drone system is a big threat to China and Pakistan!, Bhargavastra
India unveils Bhargavastra – a powerful, indigenous, and affordable anti-drone system that can shoot down drone swarms with 64 micro missiles at once. After Operation Sindoor, this is India’s adventurous acknowledgment to aerial threats from beyond the border. India has got Bhaargavath, China and Pakistan will cry, you can say very sensational headline but this is the truth, this is India’s last drone missile system which will chase away the drone threat from a distance and finish it off, so the recent animosity of India in Pakistan and the efforts of us Drona have shown, it will be difficult for Pakistan to even think like this in the coming times, so what is Bhaargavath and how dangerous it is for the enemy country, let’s know the low cost counter drone missile system which can shoot down even the smallest drone from a distance of two and a half kilometers and it does not run after just one drone, it can release 64 micro missiles simultaneously, that is, even if 64 drones come from the front, it will destroy them all, it has been made by Economic Explosions Limited which is a Solar Group company, its trial was done in C Ward Firing Range in Gopalpur, Odisha and the good news was that all the trials were hundred percent successful, how powerful is this system, it has radar detection which can detect drones from a distance of 6 kilometers And when the drone is caught, then it destroys them in seconds with a guided micro missile, whether one by one or in salvo mode i.e. by firing multiple missiles simultaneously, its performance in both has been proven to be top class, so where will this brand new anti-drone defense system come in handy? In a country like India, where there are deserts, mountains, forests, and seas, no weapon is of any use unless it fits in every train. Bhardwaj has been made in this way; it works everywhere from planes to areas with a height of 5000 meters, meaning whether it is Ladakh or not, it can be used anywhere. Why is such a system necessary?
Drones these days do not just come with cameras, they also come with bombs, and some are so smart that neither the GPS gets jammed nor the radar can catch it. In such a situation, it became necessary that India should have a system that can control these autonomous drones themselves. Bhargav has done the same work. Bhardwaj’s C4A system is its brain. Bhargav does not just fire missiles, it has its command and control C4I system, which means that The system can decide by itself which drone is the real threat, it takes real time data, processes it and takes action at the same time and it can be connected to the entire military network of India, that is, perfect for the word future. So some of the specialties of Bhardwaj are that the first thing is that it is low cost, that is, it can be deployed as much as possible. The second thing is that it is indigenous, that is, it is made in the country itself, the real taste of Make in India. The third thing is its quick deployment. It is mobile, it can be taken anywhere. Keep it in the car and deploy it wherever you see danger. The fourth feature is that it does multi-target tracking, that is, it can hit many drones at the same time. And the fifth feature is that its hard call capability does not jam it, it also blows them up and destroys them. Recently, during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan tried to attack with drone missiles and fighter planes, but India foiled all of them with its S400 and other advanced systems. In this operation, it was shown that drones are the real threat in the coming times.