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| 245 | _aIndia’s defence exports: Unravelling the potential of the Brahmos missile | ||
| 260 | _aU.S.I. Journal: India’s Oldest Journal on Defence Affairs | ||
| 300 | _a154(638), Oct-Dec, 2024: p.651-659 | ||
| 520 | _a India’s domestic defence industry is witnessing a significant transformation, evolving from an importdependent structure to an indigenous and notable exporter of advanced military equipment. Central to this evolution is the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, a product of Indo-Russian joint-venture collaboration. This article explores the export potential of the BrahMos missile system. Highlighting its technical specifications and multi-platform versatility, the article presents an analysis of BrahMos variants, emphasising the indigenous advancements that have increased its self-reliance. The export journey of BrahMos, particularly its landmark deal with the Philippines, underscores India’s burgeoning role in the global arms market. Despite challenges such as geopolitical sensitivities and potential sanctions, the article argues that the BrahMos missile symbolises India’s strategic prowess and its capacity to contribute significantly to global defence exports. The findings suggest that with continued innovation and strategic diplomacy, India can enhance its defence exports, bolstering both its economic growth and international strategic influence.- Reproduced http://43.227.186.66/pdf/20250128100643.pdf | ||
| 773 | _aU.S.I. Journal: India’s Oldest Journal on Defence Affairs | ||
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