That is Brahmos. As for JF-17C (Block 3) and J-10C, they have AESA radars.
“2016, NRIET reportedly said that the KLJ-7A offers a maximum range of 170 km against a target with a radar cross-section (RCS) of 5m2.[4] NRIET added that the KLJ-7A uses over 1,000 transmit/receive modules (TRM), and is capable of tracking 15 targets and simultaneously engaging four.”
I’m not sure if the specifications on AESA radar of J-10C is publicly available (it appears not), but it should be more capable than KLJ-7A as it’s a bigger radar.