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| The List of Officers of the Department of Posts & Telegraphs, Corrected up
to 1 July 1935, p. 2 (ref: V/13/261), gives the following range of
categories for European or European-lifestyle employees:
E = European (non-Asiatic domicile) [meaning: Europeans born and
bred; don't live permanently in India]
D.E. = European (Domiciled) [meaning: Of uncontested European
ancestry; settled in India]
A = Anglo-Indian [meaning: Mixed-race ancestry; living European
lifestyle; settled in India]
A.-N.A.D. = Anglo-Indian (non-Asiatic domicile) [meaning: Mixed-race
ancestry; living European lifestyle; settled somewhere other than India,
e.g., Singapore, East Africa, Hong Kong]
Plus there is an I.C. category for Indian Christians. | | Anglo-Asian | | Asiatic Briton | | Country Born | | Domiciled European | | Domiciled Indian | | East Indian | | Eurasian | | Eurindian | | Euro-Asian | | Euro-Britain | | Euro-Indian | | Half Caste | | Indo-Briton | |
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