Composing Battalions
- 3rd Battalion
- 9th Battalion
- 13th Battalion (former State Forces unit of Indian princely states)
- 14th Battalion (former State Forces unit of Indian princely states)
- 15th Battalion (former State Forces unit of Indian princely states)
- 16th Battalion (former State Forces unit of Indian princely states)
- 17th Battalion
- 18th Battalion
- 19th Battalion
- 20th Battalion
- 21st Battalion
- 22nd Battalion
- 23rd Battalion
- 24th Battalion
- 25th Battalion
- 26th Battalion
- 27th Battalion
- 28th Battalion
- 29th Battalion
- 102nd Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) Punjab
- 150th Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) Punjab
- 156th Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) (H&H) Punjab
- 7th Battalion Rashtriya Rifles Punjab
- 22nd Battalion Rashtriya Rifles Punjab
- 37th Battalion Rashtriya Rifles Punjab
- 53rd Battalion Rashtriya Rifles Punjab
Apart from the above battalions, the following were also affiliated to the Regiment at one time or the other.
- 1st Battalion – 1 Para (Special Forces)
- 2nd Battalion – 1 Guards (Mechanized)
- 4th Battalion – Disbanded in 1938
- 7th Battalion – 8th Mechanised Infantry
- 8th Battalion – Disbanded after World War II
- 10th Battalion – Regimental Centre
The regiment has an affiliation with INS Ranjit (D53), a Rajput class destroyer of the Indian Navy.
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