The BrahMos missile’s pivotal role in Operation Sindoor has sparked global interest, with over a dozen countries seeking to acquire India’s fastest supersonic cruise missile.

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India's new Lucknow titanium manufacturing plant supports growing BrahMos missile demand following Operation Sindoor, making ...

The BrahMos missile system has seen a major spike in international interest after its reported use in Operation Sindoor.

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India’s new Lucknow titanium plant now supplies crucial lightweight, heat-resistant parts for BrahMos missiles. Only five other nations make such alloys.

New Delhi has to expand its defence sector’s capabilities and ease relevant policies to build on the success of the missile, analysts say.

During Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force targeted key Pakistani airbases such as Noor Khan, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, and ...

Its maximum range reaches up to 800 kilometers in its latest version. Following the success of Operation Sindoor, which marked a turning point in the ...

BrahMos missile is jointly manufactured by Russia and India. It is named after India's Brahmaputra and Russia's Moskva river.