Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
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An EMP is a silent, high-speed burst that can fry electronics instantly. No explosions, no warnings—just total digital blackout across cities in seconds.
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Militaries now view EMPs as first-strike tools. They don’t kill directly—but paralyze a country by disabling power, internet, transport, and even defense systems.
DRDO’s projects like KALI 5000 and E-bombs aim to give India a cutting-edge EMP capability. But they’re still largely under wraps and rarely discussed publicly.
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Analysts warn that Pakistan could deploy nuclear-tipped EMP missiles. Even a single high-altitude blast could black out entire regions, no invasion needed.
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An EMP attack on India could instantly shut down power, banks, metros, and mobile networks—plunging millions into chaos without firing a bullet.
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Indian civilians have no idea how to prepare. Current disaster plans skip EMPs entirely.
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India’s military is shielding critical systems, using EMP-resistant gear and fiber-optics—but civilian infrastructure remains dangerously exposed.
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India’s smart cities and cashless systems make us more vulnerable than ever. Hospitals, ATMs, and even traffic lights could stop working within seconds.
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Experts urge action now: educate the public, shield key infrastructure, and run EMP-specific emergency drills. Every day of delay increases the fallout risk.