The Maharaja Of Bikaner

Ganga Singh, a prominent figure in early 20th-century India, played a crucial role in British imperial politics as the twenty-first maharaja of Rajasthan. His military contributions during both World Wars included commanding his own camel corps and becoming the first Indian general in the British Indian Army. His leadership earned him significant recognition, leading to invitations to major international conferences, including the Imperial War Conference and the Paris Peace Conference, where he signed the Treaty of Versailles.