BrahMos-II, being developed as a joint venture between India and Russia under BrahMos Aerospace, is designed to reach speeds of Mach 6 to Mach 8 — six to eight times the speed of sound.

Let’s break it down. Ramjet vs. Scramjet: The Engines Powering the Future To understand the hype around BrahMos-II, we need to talk about the engines behind it: ramjets and scramjets.

In a significant development from few months back, DRDO successfully tested a cutting-edge Active Cooled Scramjet Combustor ...

Developed under an Indo-Russian joint venture, supersonic BrahMos is a two-stage cruise missile with a solid propellant booster engine and second-stage liquid ramjet, making it one of the ...

Ballistic missiles are airborne ranged weapons which utilise projectile motion to deliver warheads from their launch site to ...

In addition to these, a number of Pakistan’s military bases were also destroyed using “BrahMos,” the long-range ramjet supersonic cruise missile ... Now, although this powerplant is not the most ...

The name, BrahMos is derived from India’s Brahmaputra-river (Brah) and Russia’s Moskva River (Mos). Some defence experts have called BrahMos, the world’s most advanced defence systems.

"When BrahMos was conceived, we used a baseline principle that we would work on one of the Russian engines. We started with about 7 per cent of the missiles being indigenous and quickly upped it ...

India's BrahMos missile system is in the spotlight after Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif claimed it was used in Operation Sindoor. The BrahMos is a supersonic cruise missile that flies at three times ...