"Step Back in Time: Explore 10 Fascinating Images Capturing the Rich Heritage of British India"


A quaint and crooked street in the picturesque old Sikh city of Amritsar, India



A View of the Tombs at Secundrii near Agra



Group of British & India officers of the Sikhs



Indian troops in East Africa. This photo illustrates the activities of Indian troops during the operations which led to the capture of Keren. Sikhs and Dogras, fine fighting men, going up to the front line



Jahangir’s Quadrangle as restored by the Department of Archaeology of Pakistan



Jahangir’s Quadrangle before restoration in 1923.



Shaukat Ali entering Prison 1922


Sikh soldiers in training with field artillery in Singapore




The Golden Temple, Amritsar 1902



 The Mall Murree 1930

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