sarkari
adjEtymology Borrowed from Urdu سَرْکاری (sarkārī) / Hindi सरकारी (sarkārī).
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Government, Politics India, Pakistan Governmental.
- They argued that households which had received loans from other government programmes such as the Integrated Rural Development Programme, should not be entitled to ecodevelopment funds as their 'quota' for sarkari money was full.2007, Kuldip Singh Gulia, Ecology and Environment in the Himalayas, page 285:
- Instead of sticking to practices followed aeons ago of sarkari school education, he should have sent him to a good convent where it was mandatory to speak in English even during the lunch break.2012, Ashwini Bhatnagar, The High Bouncing Lover, page 24:
- Derived terms
- sarkari Muslim, sarkari Musalman