homi jehangir bhabha was known as the father of indian nuclear programme.
homi jehangir bhabha was known as the father of indian nuclear programme.
who is known as the father of indian nuclear programme?
homi jehangir bhabha
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dr homi jehangir bhabha (30 october 1909 – 24 january 1966) was an indian nuclear physicist, , and professor of physics at the tata institute of fundamental research (tifr). colloquially known as "father of the indian nuclear programme", bhabha was also the founding director of the atomic energy establishment, trombay (aeet) which is now named the bhabha atomic research centre in his honour. tifr and aeet were the cornerstone of indian development of nuclear weapons which bhabha also supervised as director.
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during her second term, relations with indian prime minister p. v. narasimha rao further deteriorated. like her father, benazir bhutto used rhetoric to oppose to india and campaign in the international community against the indian nuclear programme. on 1 may 1995, she used harsh language in her public warning to india that "continuation of [indian] nuclear programme would have terrible consequences". india responded to this saying she was interfering in an "internal matter" of india, and the indian army fired a rpg at the kahuta, which further escalated events, leading to full-fledged war. when this news reached bhutto, she responded by high-alerting the air force strategic command. it ordered heavily armed arrows, griffins, black panthers and the black spiders to begin air sorties and to patrol the indo-pakistan border on day-and-night regular missions. all of these squadrons are part of the strategic command. on 30 may, india test-fired a prithvi-1 missile near the pakistan border, which bhutto condemned. she responded by deploying shaheen-i missiles; however, they were not armed. benazir bhutto permitted the paf to deploy the crotale missile defence and the anza-mk-iii near the indian border, which escalated the conflict, but effectively kept the indian army and the indian air force from launching any surprise attack.
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