This was authorised under Army Order 361

dated 7th February 1995 does not appear to have been published in the London Gazette

The etch around the base reads -

Die-struck metal construction for precise detail and lasting durability

The campaign became one of the most challenging and dangerous theatres of the war

India Medal 1895 - 1902 Decorations This was authorised under ArmyThis medal replaced the earlier India General Service Medal which had covered the campaigns from 1854, and featured the older portrait of Queen Victoria until 1901 when Edward VII assumed the throne. The ribbon is crimson and green representing the heraldic colour of Britain and the sacred colour of the prophet.