In the mid-1800s, British soldiers in India began dyeing their white uniforms a dusty colour, using anything from muddy water to tea (camellia sinensis). Cutch (the same as the astringent catechu) was a reliable dye already in use for calico-prints in India's cotton fabric industry.

The dye created the colour khak, an Indian word for dust, earth, and ashes. In 1847, Sir Harry Burnett Lumsden brought in the first official khaki uniform.
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Khaki from the word khak . Really a police man is the man who walk in the mud and lift the law high to keep it clean.
Colour pattern and size of chevron may vary according to the different rules of several distinct Indian State Police Services.

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Very good explanation.I havent know that kaki color was born like that..thanks for sharing.
Oh!This is a very interesting piece of information.Yes,there are also some police Men in the department who work hard and are corrupt free.
very nice to know about this color of Indian police, as most of the people don't know.

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