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Battle and theatre honours of the Indian Army

The Indian Army has a distinguished history in which they won many battle and theatre honours. The practice of giving battle honours began with the East India Company who awarded these to the units of the native Indian corps in their presidency armies. The practice continued after the advent of the British Crown post-1857 when the armies of the East India Company became part of the British Indian Army and after India's independence in 1947. The earliest conflict for which a battle honour was awarded was "Plassey" which was awarded in 1829 to the 1st Regiment, Bengal Native Infantry which served the East India Company in Bengal while the latest is "Kargil" in 1999 awarded to units of independent India's army for feats during the Kargil War.
==Pre-1914 battle honours==

* Plassey.
* Buxar.
* Amboor.
* Korah.
* Guzerat.
* Carnatic.
* Sholinghur.
* Mangalore.
* Mysore.
* Sedaseer.
* Seringapatam.
* Egypt.
* Allyghur.
* Delhi.
* Assaye.
* Leswarree.
* Deig.
* Cochin.
* Bourbon
* Java.
* Kirkee.
* Seetabuldee.
* Nagpore.
* Maheidpoor.
* Corygaum.
* Nowah.
* Persian Gulf.
* Beni Boo Alli.
* Assam.
* Ava.
* Kemmendine.
* Arracan.
* Burmah.
* Bhurtpore.
* Aden.
* Afghanistan.
* Ghuznee 1839.
* Khelat.
* Kahun.
* Jellalabad.
* Kelat-i-Ghilzie.
* Candahar 1842.
* Ghuznee 1842.
* Cabool 1842.
* Cutchee.
* China.
* Meeanee.
* Hyderabad.
* Maharajpoor.
* Punniar.
* Moodkee.
* Ferozeshah.
* Aliwal.
* Sobraon.
* Punjaub.
* Chillianwalah.
* Mooltan.
* Goojerat.
* Pegu.
* Persia.
* Reshire.
* Bushire.
* Koosh-ab.
* Delhi 1857.
* Lucknow.
* Defence of Arrah.
* Behar.
* Central India.
* China 1858–59.
* Taku Forts.
* Pekin 1860.
* China 1860–62.
* Abyssinia.
* Afghanistan 1878–80.
* Ali Masjid.
* Peiwar Kotal.
* Charasiah.
* Kabul 1879.
* Ahmed Khel.
* Kandahar 1880.
* Egypt 1882,
* Tel-el-kebir.
* Suakin.
* Tofrek.
* Burma 1885–1887.
* Defence of Chitral
* Chitral.
* Punjab Frontier.
* Malakand.
* Samana.
* Tirah.
* British East Africa.
* Pekin 1900.
* China 1900.
* Somaliland 1901–04.

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