james broun - ramsay was the first governor general of british india.
james broun - ramsay was the first governor general of british india.
who was first governor general of british india?
james broun - ramsay
bullet::::- clement francis cornwall (trinity/magdalene), lieutenant governor of british columbia (1881–1887)









































bullet::::- charles cornwallis (clare), governor-general of india (1786–1793)









































bullet::::- freeman freeman-thomas, 1st marquess of willingdon (trinity), 13th governor general of canada (1926–1931)









































bullet::::- sir robert george howe (st catharine's), governor general of the sudan (1947–1955)









































bullet::::- david lloyd johnston (trinity hall), 28th governor general of canada (2010–)









































bullet::::- sir william manning (fitzwilliam), governor of jamaica (1913–1918) and governor of ceylon (1918–1925)









































bullet::::- louis mountbatten (christ's), last viceroy of india (1947); first governor general of india (1947–1948)
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governor general's bodyguard









































the governor general's bodyguard was a cavalry regiment of the british indian army. the regiment was, in effect, the indian equivalent of the household cavalry of the british army.









































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the regiment was first formed in 1773 as the governor's troop of mughals for the first governor-general of india, warren hastings. it was composed of various contingents raised from various parts of india.
governor general's bodyguard