The Indian Army is making a big leap towards modernising its infantry by inking a substantial contract for the prompt procurement of domestic Close Quarter Battle (CQB) Carbines. The history-making acquisition worth ₹2,770 crore (about 333 million USD) is for the purchase of 4.25 lakh (425,000) new-gen carbines, which is a milestone in the modernization of the force.

Lieutenant General Ajay Kumar, the Director General of Infantry, said that this signing is an important milestone in equipping soldiers with modern, efficient, and high-performance firepower.

What Are CQB Carbines?

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CQB Carbines are short-range carbines specifically designed for close combat situations. They are specially tailored for application during urban warfare, counter-insurgency op

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