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Kerala Approves Extra Land for BrahMos Missile Project by Defence Agency

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The Kerala government has approved additional land allocation for a BrahMos missile project being developed by a defence agency. Chief Minister V D Satheesan stated that only 90 acres had initially been allotted for the project, despite a requirement of 180 acres. The state has now moved to address this shortfall by approving the remaining land needed. The decision ensures the project has the full acreage required to proceed as planned.

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Kerala Approves Extra Land for BrahMos Missile Project by Defence Agency · ShortSingh