Proof of Continuity in Brahmos’ Governance: Jairam Ramesh

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh focused on India’s defense arsenal on Monday (May 12, 2025), saying Brahmin missiles are an extraordinary proof of governance continuity, which cannot be denied or erased at all | Image source: Special Arrangements

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh focused on India’s defense arsenal on Monday (May 12, 2025), saying Brahmin missiles are an extraordinary proof of continuity in governance, but cannot be denied or erased at all, even though it is a conventional habit of today’s ruling institutions”.

Mr Ramesh said that Brahmin missiles were introduced into the Indian Navy in 2005 and the Indian Army in 2007, while the Brahmin air variants appeared in 2012, both during the office of Manmohan Singh.

“It was his leadership that reached the 2005 Indian-U.S. nuclear deal that paved the way for India and finally joined the missile technology control system 11 years later. During his tenure, the Brahmos Complex in Hyderabad and Brahmos Airlines Thiruvananthapuram Limited established the General Secret Secretary of Congress.”

“Today, Brahmos is very important in the news. Named after the Brahmaputra and Moskva Rivers, it is an outstanding example of India-Russia cooperation. It is also another significant proof of continuity in governance that can’t be denied or erased at all, although it is a conventional habit of the government of New Delhi today, he said, “he said, he said, he said, “he said, once a scan of “scan”.

Mr Ramesh noted that India’s integrated missile development program began in 1983, and he said it had a huge success.

He said sometime in the mid-90s, Dr. Apj Abdul Kalam and his colleague Dr. Sivathanu Pillai felt the need to work with the Russians on supersonic cruise missiles.

“On February 12, 1998, Ik Gujral in the afternoon.

Ramesh said Russian President Vladimir Putin opened a Brahmin headquarters complex in New Delhi on December 4, 2004.

He said: “The missile was introduced into the Indian Navy in 2005 and into the Indian Army in 2007. A variant of the Brahmin air launch appeared in 2012. It was all the time when Dr. Manmohan Singh was prime minister.”

His remarks came a few days after the understanding reached between India and Pakistan, and immediately stopped all military operations on land, air and oceans after four days of cross-border strikes, raising concerns about the wider conflict.