sarkar
- noun
- Indian
- After the election, the new sarkar promised to focus on education reform.
Examples
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The sarkar announced new policies to improve public transportation in the city.
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Many people look to the sarkar for solutions during times of crisis.
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The local sarkar announced new policies today.
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Many citizens trust their sarkar to make the right decisions.
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The sarkar introduced a new initiative to promote sustainable agriculture in rural areas.
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During the pandemic, the sarkar implemented relief measures to support disadvantaged communities.
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Citizens often engage with their sarkar to voice concerns and seek assistance with local issues.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sarkar comes from Persian parts sar 'head' and kar 'doer', so it pointed to those who run things. That's why sarkar is used to mean the government or authority in many South Asian areas.