Indian Army, Air Force Eye ₹20,000 Crores BrahMos Missile Deal In Key DAC Meet

This meeting will be chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and will include key military leaders and senior officials. The BrahMos missile, named after the rivers Brahmaputra and Moscow, has a range of 300 km and was developed through a collaboration between India and Russia nearly three decades ago.

The Indian Army is expected to receive a larger share of these missiles compared to the Air Force. The DAC will also address other important topics, including the refit of a submarine and the acquisition of ship-launched torpedoes and anti-aircraft missiles. In recent years, India has emphasized self-reliance in defence procurement, favouring deals with significant Indian content.Notably, India has also begun exporting BrahMos missiles, with recent sales to the Philippines marking a milestone in its defence export strategy.

This deal not only aims to enhance India’s military capabilities but also positions it as a competitive player in the global defence market.

Agencies

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