The Bengal Regiment

BENGAL REGIMENT (Bengalee Platoon/ Bangali Paltan) :-


The Regimental Insignia of the Bengal Regiment (Designed by @ProudGaudiyan) 

★ War Cry : বন্দেমাতরম | Bandemataram | Bôndē Mātôrôm

★ Motto : যুদ্ধে আগ্রাসী, শান্তিতে অগ্রগামী (Fierce in War, Foremost in Peace)| Jud'dhē Āgrāsī, Śāntitē Ôgragāmī

★ March : মুক্তির মন্দির সোপানতলে | Muktiro Môndiro Sōpānatolē 

★ Mascot : রাজকীয় বঙ্গীয় শার্দূল | Royal Bengal Tiger

The Regimental Flag of the Bengal Regiment (Designed by @ProudGaudiyan) 

★ Regimental Insignia :  A springing Royal Bengal Tiger with gigantic waves of Bay of Bengal and the mighty Sandakphu in the background.

 ★ Headquarter : Siliguri

★ Regimental Offices : Bagdogra, Barrackpur, Panagarh, Silchar, Agartala, Belonia


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