Bharat Forge Dispatches 16 Kalyani M4 Armoured Vehicles To Indian Army For UN Peacekeeping Missions

- The Kalyani M4 APC provides protection against mine blasts & grenades
- The M4 was tested in extreme terrains from the Rann of Kutch to Ladakh
- The Indian Army has placed an order of 45 Kalyani M4 APCs
Leading components manufacturer, Bharat Forge recently dispatched 16 made-in-India Kalyani M4 armoured vehicles to the Indian Army, which will be used for United Nations Peacekeeping deployment. The Kalyani M4 is an Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) that provides protection against mine blasts and grenades. The Kalyani M4 is categorised as a Quick Reaction Fighting Vehicle (Heavy) and has been indigenously manufactured to carry an Infantry Platoon (up to 10 soldiers) in full combat gear.
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Speaking on the occasion, Baba N. Kalyani, Chairman, and Managing Director, Bharat Forge, said, "We are proud to be delivering the Made in India Kalyani M4 for UN Peacekeeping missions. This encourages us to work for the benefit of our armed forces and it reinforces our commitment to harness our Prime Minister's vision for Atmanirbharat and self-reliance in the defence sector."
16 made-in-India Kalyani M4 Armoured Personal Carriers flagged off to be delivered to the Indian Army
Amit Kalyani, Deputy Managing Director, Bharat Forge, added, "Keeping crew safety and vehicle performance as paramount factors, Kalyani M4 has been ergonomically and aesthetically designed to allow the crew to perform their duties in an optimum manner."
Bharat Forge says the M4 has completed extreme vehicle trials across some of the toughest terrains in the country. The trials were conducted in the freezing temperatures of Leh and Ladakh as well as the deserts of Rann of Kutch. The M4 has a combat radius of about 800 km. It's equipped with a military-grade powertrain and all-time situational awareness says the company. The armoured vehicle can withstand three 10 kg TNT charges under the wheels and one 50 kg IED blast at one side.
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The Indian Army has placed an order for 45 Kalyani M4 APCs, while another 23 APCs are being handed over to the Indian Army that will be utilised for the UN Peacekeeping Operations. Bharat Forge also delivered the M4 to the army as ambulance and command post variants in the past. The M4 armoured vehicles were inducted recently in the army's northern command under an emergency procurement amid the China-India border standoff.
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