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Jemadar or
jamadar is a
title used for
various military and
other officials in the
Indian subcontinent. The word
stems from Urdu (جمعدار),
which derives...
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Behram (c. 1765 – 1840), also
known as
Buhram Jamedar and the King of the Thugs, was a
leader of the
Thuggee cult
active in
Awadh in
central India...
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Subedar Govinda Ram,
Jemadar Gopichand Ram,
Jemadar Bhagwana Ram,
Jemadar Lall Khan,
Jemadar Jita Ram,
Jemadar Bhopal Singh,
Jemadar Gurdial Ram, Havildar...
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Hewson had
ordered Jemadar Ishwari Prasad, the
Indian officer in
command of the quarter-guard, to
arrest Pandey. To this, the
jemadar stated that his NCOs...
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southern Empty Quarter. Sons of Umar bin
Awadh al Qu'aiti, who
became a
jemadar in the
forces of the
Nizam of
Hyderabad State (now in India),
first took...
- www.gallantryawards.gov.in/. "
Jemadar Lal
Bahadur Khattri |
Gallantry Awards". www.gallantryawards.gov.in/. "
Jemadar Hardev Singh |
Gallantry Awards"...
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Dhakojirao Shinde Jemadar Laxuman Desai Jemadar Baburao Khanvilkar Jemadar Jairam Mahadik Jemadar Eknath Kaple Jemadar Sitaram Maske Jemadar Tukaram Parab...
- and was
promoted to the rank of
jemadar in
March 1909. His
younger brother was Mir Mast who was
promoted to a
Jemadar before the
outbreak of the Great...
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cavalry equivalent of a Subedar. A
Subedar /
Risaldar was
ranked senior to a
Jemadar and
junior to a
Subedar Major /
Risaldar Major in an
infantry / cavalry...
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troop commander)
Ressaidar (native 'Lieutenant',
junior troop commander)
Jemadar (native 'Second Lieutenant',
platoon commander) Infantry,
Indian Garrison...
