- The 2nd King
Edward VII's Own
Gurkha Rifles (The
Sirmoor Rifles) was a
rifle regiment of the
British Indian Army
before being transferred to the British...
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Sirmur (also
spelled as Sirmor, Sirmaur, Sirmour, or
Sirmoor) was an
independent kingdom in India,
founded in 1616,
located in the
region that is now...
- for the
Sirmoor Battalion to
become a
rifle regiment. This
honour was
granted then next year (1858) when the
battalion was
renamed the
Sirmoor Rifle Regiment...
-
pressed for the
Sirmoor Battalion to
become a
rifle regiment. This
honour was
granted in 1858 when the
battalion was
renamed the
Sirmoor Rifle Regiment...
-
Sirmaur district is the
southernmost district of
Himachal Pradesh,
northern India. It is
largely mountainous and rural, with 90% of its po****tion living...
-
Ireland who
became the
founder of the
Sirmoor Battalion later 2nd King
Edward VII's Own
Gurkha Rifles (The
Sirmoor Rifles), the
first Gurkha regiment to...
-
Gurkha regiments in 1994: 2nd King
Edward VII's Own
Gurkha Rifles (The
Sirmoor Rifles) 6th
Queen Elizabeth's Own
Gurkha Rifles 7th Duke of Edinburgh's...
- lieutenant-colonel of the 2nd King
Edward VII's Own
Gurkha Rifles (The
Sirmoor Rifles).
Venning has two
children and
lives in Wiltshire.
Following the...
- of all
districts (Simla and Kangra) and
princely states (Mandi, Chamba,
Sirmoor, Bilaspur, Suket, and
other small/minor
Simla Hill states)
which are in...
- and
Sheikhupura District);
Himalayan geographical division (including
Sirmoor State,
Simla District,
Simla Hill States,
Bilaspur State,
Kangra district...
