- Mutiny in Bengal (1764)
- Vellore Mutiny (1806) - Protest against interference in social and religious practices; unfurling the flag of the ruler of Mysore
- Mutiny of the 47th Native Infantry Unit (1824)
- Revolt of the Grenadier Company (1825) - Assam
- Mutiny of an Indian regiment (1838) - Sholapur
- Mutinies of the 34th Native Infantry (N.I.), 22nd N.I., 66th N.I., and 37th N.I. in 1844, 1849, 1850, and 1852 respectively
These mutinies did not spread beyond their locality and were ruthlessly crushed by the British Indian government, often inflicting terrible violence, executing leaders, and disbanding the regiments. But the legacy of these revolts proved to be of immense significance later.
