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India has the world?s fourth strongest military, finds Military Direct?s study

A world known defence website, Military Direct?s study states that China has the strongest military force in the world while India stands at number four. Military Direct study report says about the US that, ?despite their biggest military budgets, comes in 2nd place with 74 points, followed by Russia with 69, India at 61 and then France with 58. The U.K. just about makes the Top 10, coming in 9th place with a score of 43?.

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A world known defence website, Military Direct’s study states that China has the strongest military force in the world while India stands at number four. Military Direct study report says about the US that, “despite their biggest military budgets, comes in 2nd place with 74 points, followed by Russia with 69, India at 61 and then France with 58. The U.K. just about makes the Top 10, coming in 9th place with a score of 43”.
 
The study said the “ultimate military strength index” was calculated after taking into consideration various factors including budgets, the number of inactive and active military personnel, total air, sea, land and nuclear resources, average salaries, and weight of equipment.
 
Based on these scores, which account for budgets, men, and things like air and navy capacity, does suggest that China would have an upper hand in a hypothetical super conflict. China has the strongest military in the world, scoring 82 out of 100 points in the index, it noted.
 
The world’s biggest military spender with a budget of USD 732 billion per year is the USA. China comes second with USD 261 billion. Military Direct Study report says that India is with the lowest defence budget, USD 71 billion among the top four countries.
 
Defence website Military Direct study report which released on Sunday says that China would win by sea, USA by air and Russia by land” in this hypothetical conflict.
 
“USA wins in an aerial war with 14,141 total airships vs Russia with 4,682 and China with 3,587. The Russian Federation wins in a land war with 54,866 vehicles vs the USA with 50,326 and China with 41,641,” it mentioned. China wins in a sea war with 406 ships vs Russia with 278 and the USA or India with 202, it said.
 
Although in the last 6 year of BJP Government led by PM Narendra Modi, India’s defence purchase power has increased enormously. Frequently New procurements are enhancing the strength of the Indian Military Force. Rafael, Apache, homemade LCA, many new indigenous submarines, ships and guns are in the pipeline, getting ready to serve for the nation. Homemade Dhruv artillery gun is also commissioned in the Indian army after a long wait of approx 40year. Just give a look at recent days’ defence strategy of India. “Surgical Strike, Balakot airstrike and peaceful solution on Indo-China border in Ladakh region giving strong massage to the world about the Military strength of India.”
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