shriand on September 15, 2024 12:42 pm If only they had the sense to use it against the European colonisers instead of infighting, India would be a different place today.
monsterpuppeteer on September 15, 2024 12:47 pm In future news, India sends 1000 rockets as military aid to Russia.
therapistleavingtx on September 15, 2024 1:08 pm Yeah what the world would look like if we all had crystal balls…
0x831 on September 15, 2024 1:52 pm “Everyone, stand next to the pile of rusty unexploded rockets for a picture”
bikbar1 on September 15, 2024 4:01 pm Hyder Ali of Mysore in India first successfully used iron cased rockets in war against the British East India Company army. Later his son Tipu and in some cases Marathas also used the rocket artillary successfully. The British copied the technology and improved it.
TheReal_Rusty on September 15, 2024 9:51 pm 18th century? It is the 18th century in India, and it’s their latest hypersonic stealth rockets.
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If only they had the sense to use it against the European colonisers instead of infighting, India would be a different place today.
In future news, India sends 1000 rockets as military aid to Russia.
Yeah what the world would look like if we all had crystal balls…
These don’t look like rockets.
“Everyone, stand next to the pile of rusty unexploded rockets for a picture”
Wait. Rockets from WHICH century?!
Indians will be claiming credit for inventing rockets
“Rockets red glare” dates to 1812.
Hyder Ali of Mysore in India first successfully used iron cased rockets in war against the British East India Company army.
Later his son Tipu and in some cases Marathas also used the rocket artillary successfully.
The British copied the technology and improved it.
Russia be like: can we please have them.
The street food would kill you before the rockets does
Nope. Not from the 1700s
18th century? It is the 18th century in India, and it’s their latest hypersonic stealth rockets.