British-era Kasauli Club comes alive with week-long festivities.

June 10, 2022

The 125-year-old British era Kasauli Club celebrated its annual week after a gap of two years of Covid pandemic.
The club was set up in 1880 as a Reading room.
Initially, it was open only to British civil servants and Army officers posted at Kasauli and in Dagshai cantonment.
It was rechristened as ‘Kasauli Club’ on January 1, 1898, by a resolution and was registered on September 21, 1898, at the Registrar’s Office, Lahore.
The club was later renamed as “The Kasauli Club Ltd” and is now governed by the Companies Act, 1956.
The club celebrates its annual week comprising cultural and sporting events in the form of ‘Kasauli Week’.
This cultural bonanza was introduced by the club on May 5, 1922.
The cultural week will culminate on June 11 and will see events like live band display, sapling plantation, events like Kasauli King, Kasauli Queen, Kasauli Princess, etc.