Defence Service Regulations India. Passage Regulations (Reprint 1940). Amendments issued up to 1st April 1945 are incorporated in these regulations

the admissibility and provision of conveyance to personnel of the Army and Air Forces in India and individuals employed under the DefenceDepartment of the Government of India. [...] —The term "beyond sea" means— (a) in the case of individuals and units of the British service Burma and all stations outside "India proper" at which troops on the Indian establishment are located (b) in the case of individuals and units of the Indian service Burma and all stations outside "India proper" at which units of the Indian service are Ideated for the time being. [...] —. An individual is considered for the purposes of these rules to "on duty" when performing a journey specified by authorised regulations in the interests of the public service and not at the request or for the personal conveniencev or in consequence of the misconduct of the individual concerned. [...] 8-5 2 (v) The ordinary movements of individuals of the A. F. I. and I. T. F. and officers of the Army 'in India Reserve are governed by the regulations of the A. F. I. and I. T. F. and the A. 1. R. 0. respectively. [...] In the case of movements of units in relief the heavy baggage of indivduals who move in advance of or subsequbnt to the move of the unit will be conveyed along with that of their units.