What did 'Harry Lumsden' and 'William Hodson' introduce in 1848 for British troops in India?
Correct answer: C. Khaki (Brown) Uniform
- A. Lee Enfield Rifles
- B. Greased Cartridges
- C. Khaki (Brown) Uniform
- D. Khukri
Explanation
Harry Lumsden and William Hodson introduced khaki, meaning a dust-coloured or brown uniform, for British troops in India in 1848. Greased cartridges are associated with the 1857 uprising, while the Lee-Enfield rifle came later.
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