Chandrayaan - indian mission to moon

The BrahMos Aerospace unit here has signed an agreement with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for taking up engineering and integration work of rockets and other space tech-related infrastructure for future ISRO missions. According the MoU which is worth Rs 25 crore, BrahMos Aerospace will be doing the complete engineering and integration of ISRO’s workhorse PSLV - an advanced version to be used for the Chandrayaan I mission - and the GSLV.



Also the development of the Vikas engine - ISRO’s indigenous cryogenic stage ground-tested at the LPSC, Mahendragiri - will be undertaken by BrahMos.