DRDO-ARDE, Pune, has developed an indigenously designed Close Quarter Battle (CQB) Carbine. (CQB) Carbines are compact, ...

The Indian Army has placed a massive order for 425,213 units of the 5.56x45 mm Close Quarter Battle (CQB) Carbine, valued at approximately Rs 2,000 crore, marking a significant step toward modernizing ...

Key features of the DRDO CQB Carbine include its 5.56x30mm INSAS ammunition, an effective range of up to 200 meters, and a shorter barrel length compared to standard assault rifles, allowing for ...

Gaurav stated that the CQB carbine weighs 3.3 kg and is less than 800 mm in length. It is highly effective at ranges of up to 200 metres, making it ideal for close-quarter battle scenarios.

DRDO Develops 5.56x45 mm CQB Carbine "Significantly boosting #atmanirbharta in critical technology, 5.56x45 mm CQB Carbine, designed and developed by Armament Research and Development ...

Bharat Forge Wins Indian Army Bid To Supply 4.25 Lakh DRDO-Developed CQB Carbines. Date. 2025-06-23 07:01:07. Share on Facebook; ... easy to handle and smaller than a standard rifle, ...

India's DRDO showcased the 155 mm/52 calibre mounted gun system at Defence Expo 2022. The gun has a maximum firing range of 45 km. (Janes/Kapil Kajal) ...

India's state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) subsidiary Armament Research and Development Establishment (ARDE) has developed a new 7.62×51 mm assault rifle known as ...

DRDO develops 5.56x45 mm CQB carbine in partnership with private sector firm The Indian Army has been looking to acquire these carbines for a long time, but has not been able to make any progress ...

The DRDO lab has developed the 5.56x45 mm CQB Carbine, Armament Research and Development Establishment(ARDE) in Pune, in partnership with a private sector firm.