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| Bagpipes are popular in hilly countries in many parts of the world and it was expected that a Pathan unit would take readily to a pipe band. Indian pipers chose a tartan that was either of the Colonel's clan or that of the Scotsman who taught them to play. The 40th chose instead to use a style of lungi from the Kohat area. |
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