1. sarkar - Noun
2. Sarkar - Proper noun
(historical) An administrative unit used mostly in the Muslim states of South Asia.
(India) Administration of a particular prime minister.
Sarkar (plural Sarkars)
A surname from Persian.
In a small village in the sarkar of Sirhind, a Sikh temple was demolished and converted into a mosque. An imam was appointed who was subsequently killed. Aurangzeb
“Again coming to the philosophy of Mo Sarkar, I wish the training and orientation programme to be properly educative. Source: Internet
A History of Aurangzib (in 5 volumes) - J.N. Sarkar The same was echoed by Vincent Smith : "The Deccan proved to be the graveyard not only of Aurangzeb's body but also of his empire". Source: Internet
Avishek said Bengal video analyst Gautam Sarkar has already started preparing the video footages of the last season and the online sessions with Laxman will start in a few days’ time. Source: Internet
CID sleuths had also named BJP MP Jagannath Sarkar in another supplementary chargesheet filed in September this year in connection with the case. Source: Internet
He also said the incumbent -led government has shut down only 11. He also said Left Front government under Manik Sarkar decided in 2006 that any school must have a minimum of 10 students in plains and 5 students in hill areas. Source: Internet