Sarvesh Kaushal

Classical Languages – the linguistic tool for preserving India’s heritage...

Before decision to notify Pali as a classical language, six Indian languages have been notified as classical languages by the Government of India. These languages are recognized for their rich heritage, ancient origins, and significant contributions to Indian culture and literature. The six classical languages are: Tamil (notified in 2004) Sanskrit (notified in 2005) Kannada […]

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Promoting NGOs in Punjab

An interaction with Mrs Sudha Murthy and Mrs Ishar Judge Ahluwalia in Chief Secretary office for working out a plan for promoting NGOs in Punjab.

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Educational Outreach Programme of Kaushal Foundation

It was indeed a greatly satisfying interaction with the DAV University Jalandhar’s 5Yrs Law students and the esteemed faculty today at the University Campus under the Educational Outreach Programme of Kaushal Foundation. Nice to meet the Vice Chancellor Dr. Manoj and the Registrar Dr. Arora, besides the Dean Ms. Sidhu, and Dr Gurdip Sharma, who […]

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सनातन धर्म कॉलेज में भारत के सामने उभरती चुनौतियाँविषय पर...

अंबाला कवरेज@ अंबाला। सनातन धर्म कॉलेज अंबाला में 13सितंबर 2024 को “भारत के सामने उभरती चुनौतियाँ” विषय पर एक महत्वपूर्ण व्याख्यान का आयोजन किया गया। इस दौरान सर्वेश कौशल आईएएस, पूर्व मुख्य सचिव, पंजाब सरकार, संरक्षक, सनातन धर्म प्रतिनिधि सभा, अध्यक्ष कौशल फाउंडेशन, और डॉ. गुर्दीप शर्मा, महासचिव, सनातन धर्म प्रतिनिधि सभा (पंजाब), नई दिल्ली, […]

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Debate: Local versus National: A Tug-of-War in Indian Politics

Moderated by Sarvesh Kaushal India, a land of vibrant diversity, constantly grapples with the tension between national priorities and regional aspirations. The two sides of the coin, viz; localisation of national issues and nationalisation of local issues makes an interesting food for thought.   Localisation of National Issues refers to adapting national policies to suit […]

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Civil servants should go by the rulebook alone

Hierarchical protocol is the bedrock of governance, and its absence is horrendous anarchy. Respect is a voluntary feeling, but adherence to official protocol is not. Protocol is not a private subject, like an individual’s own choice of the quantum of dignity that he has to accord to his family elders and others. It is the […]

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Officers should create friendly work culture in respective depts: Sarvesh...

Be efficient administrators, adopt positive thinking, receive knowledge from different sources, and above all, be good human beings,” Kaushal said while inaugurating the fourth in-service training programme for the IAS, IFS and PCS officers from different parts of the state at the MGSIPA….Read More

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Celebrating 550th Anniversary Of Sri Guru Nanak Dev

As a student of Punjab history, with emphasis on history of the Sikhs, it was a pleasure for me today to read the research article containing the pioneering hypothesis of a great but controversial scholar Professor W H McLeod, born in New Zealand and worked in Batala, and later elsewhere all over the world, being […]

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‘Elected’ vs ‘Selected’ – a turf war turning ugly

Elected representatives of the people face acid test for survival in elections every five years. Civil servants, who are selected from the people to join the All India and other services, are better off because they pass the crucial acid test only once in the form of a competitive examination, and thereafter have an assured […]

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Jago Sarvesh Jago

“Jago Sarvesh Jago” she said, “We have stepped into the Jago Era”. I thought for a while that it was another irritating trade-mark concoction of a Shakespearian quote from an English professor. For once, in that context, I suddenly remembered having read that ‘Jago’ is the Cornish, a minority language in England, for the name ‘James’ and […]

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