Overview
- The decision follows precision strikes against Pakistani military installations during Operation Sindoor in May.
- The Indian Navy plans to fit sea-launched BrahMos variants on Veer-class corvettes and the Air Force will arm Su-30MKI fighters with air-launched versions.
- India opened a BrahMos Integration and Testing Facility in Lucknow in May and announced localised production in Uttar Pradesh on August 2 under the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative.
- The meeting is slated for early August and aims to finalise the procurement proposal by the end of the current financial year.
- Advanced BrahMos models achieve speeds up to Mach 3 with extended ranges up to 450 km, strengthening India’s long-range conventional strike capability.