Figure 1.--This image shows an Scout group in Jubbulpore during the 1910s. This troop was composed of both British and Indian boys. We are unsure how common this was.

One Scout troop during the 1910s when India was still a colony appear to wear uniforms similar to British Scout uniforms, but with destinctive hats. There were two Scout associations founded in India, the British Boy Scouts for British boys and the Hindustani Scouts for Indian boys. I am not sure yet how their uniforms differed. The Bharat Scouts and Guides replaced the Hindustani Scouts after independence. We have not derails at this time on theor uniform. An image here taken during the 1990s shows a uniform for Scouts of black berets, green shirts, black short pants, and black kneesocks.

Colonial India

One Scout troop during the 1910s when India was still a colony appear to wear uniforms similar to British Scout uniforms, but with destinctive hats. There were two Scout associations founded in India, the British Boy Scouts for British boys and the Hindustani Scouts for Indian boys. I am not sure yet how their uniforms differed.

Independent India

The Bharat Scouts and Guides replaced the Hindustani Scouts after independence. We have not derails at this time on theor uniform. An image here taken during the 1990s shows a uniform for Scouts of black berets, green shirts, black short pants, and black kneesocks.