- Ad-Dharmis
There are
various archaic and
modern spellings of the city, such as
Ferozepore, Ferozepur, Ferozpore, Ferozepur, Ferozpur, Firozpore, Firozpur, and others...
- King George's Own
Ferozepore Sikhs was a
regiment of the
British Indian Army; they can
trace their origins to the
Regiment of
Ferozepore formed in 1846....
- Mori Gate,
Delhi Gate,
Magjani Gate,
Multani Gate, and
Kasuri Gate.
Ferozepore district was
annexed by the
British from its
former Sikh
rulers after...
- Cambridge's Own)
Cavalry 25th (Punjab)
Regiment Bengal Native Infantry Ferozepore: L Battery, 4th Brigade,
Royal Artillery 9th Battery, 1st Brigade, Eastern...
-
Indian independence. The
state was
located in the
south of the
erstwhile Ferozepore district during the
British period. The
former state had an area of around...
- The
Ferozepore Brigade was an
infantry brigade of the
British Indian Army that
formed part of the
Indian Army
during the
First World War. It was formed...
-
crossed over the
border into
Ferozepore district.
Eighty percent of
these refugees settled in the
rural parts of
Ferozepore district but
around twenty percent...
- Sir
Gerald Arthur "Gerry"
Whent CBE (1
March 1927 in
Ferozepore,
India – 16 May 2002 in
Chilton Foliat, Wiltshire) was the
founder and
first chief executive...
-
Bengal Army were the
Regiment of
Ferozepore (raised in 1846)
which later became the 14th King George's Own
Ferozepore Sikhs, and the
Regiment of Ludhiana...
- his
political experience in the
management of the
district of
Ferozepore. At
Ferozepore,
Lawrence was collector, magistrate,
civil and
military engineer...
