Order of the Scarlet Mantle in India

The Order of the Scarlet Mantle is appendant to the Masonic Order of Athelstan and has its own Statutes. It was created as a separate reward-based Order for meritorious service by members of the Order of Athelstan.
The Order derives its title in commemoration of the 'knighting' of Athelstan by King Alfred the Great around the year AD 898 (reported by subsequent historians as 'the first recorded making of a Knight in England'). It is stated that Athelstan was invested with a 'Scarlet Mantle and a Sword with a golden hilt bedecked with jewels'. Members hold one of three progressive grades: Knight of the Scarlet Mantle (KSM), Knight Commander of the Scarlet Mantle (KCSM) or Knight Grand Cross of the Scarlet Mantle (GCSM), and naturally can only use the associated honorifics in the context of the Masonic Order of Athelstan.
The Order is administered by a Grand High Chancellor following his appointment by the Most Worshipful Grand Master. A small number of Grand Chancellors are also appointed to assist the Grand High Chancellor. Accolades normally take place on an annual basis immediately prior to the annual meeting of the Grand Court.

Grand High Chancellor (GHCh)
R.W.& Em. Bro. Stephen John Hindes, GHCh., PGCh, GCSM (England)

Past Grand High Chancellor (PGHCh)
M.W.Bro. Bharat Venkat Epur, GHCh., GCSM
M.W.Bro. Paul Welden Johnston, PGHCh., GCSM (GM-England)

Past Grand Chancellor (PGCh)
R.W.Bro. Madhavan Chellappa, PGCh, GCSM (England)
R.W.Bro. Roy William Leavers, PGCh, GCSM (England)