Agra
May 3, 2024
This is the fifth, and final, post in a series by Prof Peter Stanley, the distinguished Australian military historian, who…
Read More Agra 
Prof Peter Stanley, the distinguished Australian military historian, recently visited several historical sites in India gathering material for his forthcoming…
15 November 2023: A group of 28 BACSA members visited the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, exploring in detail the…
Did any of your family members or friends make sketches, or take photographs, in British India? If so, BACSA member…
13 September 2023 Around 16 BACSA members recently spent a fascinating day in Oxford, exploring historical links between the city…
Around 50 members attended the BACSA General Meeting (and curry lunch), at the Union Jack Club, London, on 19 October…
BACSA has been looking for nigh on two years for a new secretary to succeed the present post holder next…
BACSA has helped to support repair work to the boundary walls of Ambala’s Cantonment Cemetery. The association’s funding met the…
This is a very accomplished book by a young author who lives in Calcutta. We learn how the first Britons…
15 November 2023 Our tour of the Royal Military Academy will include the Grand Entrance and steps of the Old…
October 11th, 2023 BACSA members are cordially invited to the opening of Extraordinary Endeavours, the Royal Asiatic Society’s Bicentenary exhibition…
Founded by Colonel James Skinner (1778-1841) in Delhi in 1836, St James’ Church (also known as ‘Skinner’s Church’), is a…
20 June 2023 BACSA members and friends spent a very enjoyable evening at the East India Club, in London, where…