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Russia shows interest in BrahMos as India explores expanded production

Russia shows interest in BrahMos as India explores expanded production

Russia is keen to induct the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, and discussions are under way on increasing production to meet future requirements, BrahMos Aerospace Chief Jaiteerth Joshi said on Thursday. Speaking to ANI in Nagpur after the flagging off of the 100th indigenous booster manufactured by Solar Industries India Ltd, Joshi said Moscow had expressed interest in the missile even though it already has established industrial partners associated with the BrahMos programme. On whether Russia could induct BrahMos into its own armed forces, Joshi said discussions were ongoing. “That’s what they have told….. My joint managing director has committed that government of Russia is keen on taking, but they have their own established industry partners. However, they want to increase the requirement as per the present scenario. What the situation is, they are there, so they are likely to take. We are in talks with them,” he said. Asked whether any future missiles for Russia would be supplied from India, Joshi indicated that Indian industry could play a role in augmenting existing Russian production capacity. …

India's defence sector has seen major progress over 12 years: PM Modi

India's defence sector has seen major progress over 12 years: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said that India’s defence capabilities have witnessed significant transformation over the last decade, guided by the vision of self-reliance and powered by innovation, technology, and indigenous manufacturing. PM Modi took to ‘X’ with the hashtag ‘#12YearsOfSurakshitBharat’ and said, “India’s defence capabilities have witnessed significant transformation over the last decade, guided by the vision of self-reliance and powered by innovation, technology, and indigenous manufacturing. India’s defence capabilities have witnessed significant transformation over the last decade, guided by the vision of self-reliance and powered by innovation, technology and indigenous manufacturing. This thread gives a glimpse of the strides India has made in the defence sector… https://t.co/FPCjacoX34 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 17, 2026 “PM Modi also shared a thread by ‘MyGovIndia’, which gives a glimpse of the strides India has made in the defence sector over the last 12 years.MyGovIndia said, “The future belongs to nations that invest early in capability, technology, and resilience.  India’s defence journey over the last 12 years offers a compelling example of this principle in action. …

Former DGMO recalls Operation Sindoor on first anniversary

Former DGMO recalls Operation Sindoor on first anniversary

Former Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai on Thursday said Pakistan was eventually “compelled to negotiate” and asked India to stop during Operation Sindoor, launched after the 2025 Pahalgam terror attack. Speaking at an event in Jaipur marking one year of the operation, Lt Gen Ghai described Operation Sindoor as a “calibrated and precise” military response that achieved its objectives without dragging India into a prolonged conflict, reported ANI. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Taragiri: All About BrahMos Carrying Stealth Frigate To Be Commissioned Into Indian Navy On March 14 | India News

Taragiri: All About BrahMos Carrying Stealth Frigate To Be Commissioned Into Indian Navy On March 14 | India News

Last Updated:February 25, 2026, 19:39 IST Built for stealth and symbolic of India’s atmanirbharta, Taragiri will significantly bolster the navy’s maritime strike capabilities and territorial defence Taragiri is an advanced stealth frigate that represents the fourth ship of the sophisticated Nilgiri class developed under Project 17A. (Image: Sourced) Capable of carrying the BrahMos ship-to-ship missile, the Taragiri warship is all set to be commissioned into the Indian Navy on March 14.  Built for stealth and symbolic of India’s atmanirbharta, Taragiri will significantly bolster the navy’s maritime strike capabilities and territorial defence. The advanced stealth frigate represents the fourth ship of the sophisticated Nilgiri class developed under Project 17A. Constructed by Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd (MDL) in Mumbai, it was delivered to the navy on November 28, 2025, marking a milestone in India’s indigenous warship design and construction. WHAT ARE ITS FEATURES? As a versatile multi-mission platform, the Taragiri is designed to address both contemporary and future challenges within the increasingly contested maritime domain. Here’s all you need to know: Taragiri is equipped with a potent …

Indonesia eyes coastal, sea-launched BrahMos

Indonesia eyes coastal, sea-launched BrahMos

Indonesia’s armed forces have expressed interest in both coastal batteries and sea-launched versions of India’s BrahMos supersonic cruise missile as part of the Southeast Asian nation’s comprehensive military restructuring programme, people familiar with the matter said on Monday. Indonesia eyes coastal, sea-launched BrahMos The procurement of BrahMos missiles, jointly developed by India and Russia, figured in Indonesian defence minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin’s discussions with Indian interlocutors during his visit to New Delhi last month. Besides co-chairing the bilateral defence ministers’ dialogue with his counterpart Rajnath Singh, Sjafrie visited BrahMos Aerospace for a briefing on the missile, the people said. The Indian side also conveyed its support for the Indonesian military’s plans to manufacture pharmaceutical products for public distribution, the people said on condition of anonymity. In July, Sjafrie signed an agreement with Indonesia’s food and drug supervisory agency for laboratories operated by the military to begin making drugs and medical supplies for civilians. “The Indonesian military is interested in coastal batteries of BrahMos, or the surface-to-surface version of the missile, and the sea-launched version. Negotiations are …

Rajnath discusses BrahMos sale with Indonesian minister

Rajnath discusses BrahMos sale with Indonesian minister

India and Indonesia on Thursday discussed the possible sale of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile to the Southeast Asian country, during talks between defence minister Rajnath Singh and his Indonesian counterpart Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin in Delhi, people aware of the matter said. Defence minister Rajnath Singh with his Indonesian counterpart, Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin before the third India-Indonesia Defence Ministers’ Dialogue in New Delhi on November 27. (AFP) Talks on the proposed missile sale are moving in the right direction, the people said, asking not to be named. Indonesia has been engaged in negotiations with India on acquiring the BrahMos missile system, and the two sides have reached a broad understanding on the pricing of the deal, expected to be worth around $450 million, as previously reported by HT. Singh presented a model of the missile to the visiting leader. India used the missile effectively against Pakistan during the four-day military confrontation in May under Operation Sindoor. If the deal goes ahead, Indonesia will become the second foreign buyer of the missile after the Philippines. In January 2022, …

Indonesia Made Bid To Buy BrahMos Supersonic Missile: Rajnath Singh | India News

Indonesia Made Bid To Buy BrahMos Supersonic Missile: Rajnath Singh | India News

Last Updated:November 15, 2025, 23:58 IST Earlier this year, it was reported that New Delhi and Jakarta were working to conclude a $450 million worth ‘BrahMos missile’ deal. The manufacturer of the BrahMos supersonic missile system has produced the first batch of missiles at its new integration and test facility in Lucknow. (PTI) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said that Indonesia has expressed interest in purchasing the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile. While addressing BJP workers in Lucknow, Singh said that Jakarta has made a bid to purchase the supersonic missile being manufactured in Lucknow. “Indonesia has requested to purchase the BrahMos missile being manufactured in Lucknow,” Singh said as quoted by news agency PTI. His remark came nearly a month after Singh and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath flagged off the first batch of BrahMos missiles produced at the newly operational BrahMos Aerospace integration and testing facility in Lucknow on October 18. The state-of-the-art facility, built at a cost of Rs 300 crore and inaugurated on May 11, has now become fully functional. …

Operation Sindoor-Themed Merchandise Lampooning Pakistan, China Flying Off Shelves

Operation Sindoor-Themed Merchandise Lampooning Pakistan, China Flying Off Shelves

Last Updated:May 28, 2025, 13:35 IST Aerodek, a brand specialising in armed forces merchandise, has launched a section called Operation Sindoor that lampoons Pakistan and China. The Operation Sindoor merchandise has been selling like hot cakes. Pakistan DGMO’s face-saver phone call to India requesting for a ceasefire coming under heavy Indian attacks on terror camps and air bases has now been marketed in India in forms of merchandises which are selling like hot cakes. Aerodek, a brand specialising in armed forces merchandise, has launched a section called Operation Sindoor that lampoons Pakistan and China. For example, there is a T-shirt that reads “Slept like an HQ9.” The HQ-9 system, developed by China, is designed to intercept aircraft, cruise missiles, UAVs, and tactical ballistic missiles. However, it reportedly took heavy damage following precise Indian strikes. The term “slept like” is used to mock Pakistan’s prized possession. This T-shirt is being sold for Rs 625. Additionally, patches priced at Rs 265 with the quote “Our job is to hit the target, not to count the body bags” …

Development of longer range BrahMos missile as well as sleeker BrahMos-NG variant on track

Development of longer range BrahMos missile as well as sleeker BrahMos-NG variant on track

The BrahMos air launched version was employed by the Indian Air Force (IAF) to devastating effect in the recent confrontation with Pakistan to strike that country’s air bases. File. | Photo Credit: PTI The development of a new, compact air launched version of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, the BrahMos-NG (Next Generation), is at an advanced stage, while the range extension of the original BrahMos, much heavier than the air launched one, to 800 km is progressing well, defence sources said. The BrahMos air launched version was employed by the Indian Air Force (IAF) to devastating effect in the recent confrontation with Pakistan to strike that country’s air bases. The range  of BrahMos was originally capped at 290 km, in line with the limitations of the Missile Technology Control Regime. However, since India joined the grouping in June 2016, the range was extended to 450 km, and work to extend it to 800 km is underway. The maiden trial has been conducted and more trials will be undertaken, two officials independently confirmed. “BrahMos-NG is a sleeker air launched missile than the current …

BrahMos not just a weapon but a message in itself, says Rajnath Singh | India News

BrahMos not just a weapon but a message in itself, says Rajnath Singh | India News

A day after it was learnt that India had used its BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to target Pakistani air bases before the ceasefire came into effect, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Sunday inaugurated the BrahMos Integration and Testing Centre in Lucknow — and said these missiles are not just a weapon but a message of strength of the armed forces. “As far as BrahMos is concerned, all of you know that BrahMos is one of the world’s fastest supersonic missiles. BrahMos is not a weapon but a message in itself. A message of the strength of the Indian Armed Forces, a message of deterrence to our enemies, and a message of our commitment to safeguarding our borders,” Singh said. Invoking the words of former President A P J Abdul Kalam, known as India’s “Missile man” who played a significant role in the Pokhran nuclear test, Singh said that “unless India stands up to the world, no one would respect us in this world… fear has no place… strength respects strength”. Story continues below this ad Singh …