32nd Punjab Pioneers

Known as The 32nd Punjab Pioneers

Chronology

1857 raised as Punjab Sappers
1858 became the 24th (Pioneer) Regiment of Punjab Infantry
1861 became the 32nd Bengal Native Infantry
1864 became the 32nd (Punjab) Bengal Native Infantry (Pioneers)
1885 became the 32nd (Punjab) Bengal Infantry (Pioneers)
1901 became the 32nd Punjab Pioneers
1903 became the 32nd Sikh Pioneers
1922 amalgamated with 23rd Sikh Pioneers and 34th Sikh Pioneers to become the 2nd Battalion 3rd Sikh Pioneers
1929 became the Corps of Sikh Pioneers
1933 disbanded
1941 re-raised as The Sikh Light Infantry
1947 allocated to India on Partition

32nd Sikh Pioneers : Regimental History. Volume 1, Delhi, 1857 [to] Waziristan, 1902 by H. R. Brander c1907
32nd Sikh Pioneers : Regimental History. Volume 2, Sikkim and Tibet, 1903-1904 by H. R. Brander c1907
The History of the Sikh Pioneers, 23rd, 32nd, 34th by Sir George MacMunn ; assisted by Captain Spurgin. 1936.

The above three volumes are available at the British Library.

32nd Sikh Pioneers www.allaboutsikhs.com
32nd Sikh Pioneers Wikipedia
3rd Sikh Pioneers Wikipedia (retrieved 29 April 2014)
Sikh Light Infantry Wikipedia (retrieved 29 April 2014)
History of the Sikh Light Infantry sikhli.info, now an archived website (retrieved 29 April 2014)
Regimental Histories sikhli.info, now an archived website (retrieved 29 April 2014)

Page 98 British Central Africa; an attempt to give some account of a portion of the territories under British influence north of the Zambezi by Sir Harry H Johnston 1897 Archive.org. A small force of Indian troops was engaged as a nucleus for the police force in Central Africa, from the 23rd and 32nd Pioneers, and Haiderabad Lancers.
With Mounted Infantry In Tibet by Brevet Major W J Ottley, 34th Sikh Pioneers 1906 Archive.org. The dedication mentions members of the 32nd Pioneers.
"A ‘Tibet’ I.O.M. pair awarded to Subadar-Major Jhanda Singh, 32nd Sikh Pioneers" [with image] Item 443 (digital page 52) Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria Auction catalogue by Dix Noonan Webb 19th September 2013. Archive.org