Fellowship & welfare
Support civil service officers and strengthen cooperation across the services.
About CSI
A community shaped by public service, fellowship and the landscape of Uttarakhand.
Our Story
The spirit of service.
The warmth of community.
The Civil Services Institute, Uttarakhand was registered as a society on 3 May 2013 and began operating in December of that year.
Its founding purpose is to bring civil service officers together, promote their welfare and encourage a spirit of cooperation across the services.
Near Old Mussoorie Road, the institute occupies a setting of green forests and hills. Dining, indoor sports, a swimming pool, residential facilities and spaces for conferences and cultural activities support the life of its members and families.
03 May 2013
Registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.
December 2013
The institute became operational.
Aims & Objectives
A purpose that brings us together
Learning & dialogue
Bring members together through seminars, symposia, talks, debates and lectures on civil administration.
Knowledge & skills
Share developments, publications and practical skills across different fields of public administration.
Libraries & information
Encourage the study of civil administration through libraries and information services.
Facilities for members
Maintain spaces for recreation, reading, dining and participation in institute activities.
A non-profit purpose
Use the society’s resources to advance its objectives, with no distribution of profit to members.
The founding team
Where it began
The first office bearers were Chairman Mr. Subhash Kumar, Secretary Dr. Umakant Panwar, Joint Secretary Mr. Amit Singh Negi and Treasurer Dr. M. C. Joshi.
The initial staff included Manager Lt Col Satendra Kumar, Accountant Mr. Rakesh Singh Nakoti and Mr. Kundan Singh Kanyal.
Office Bearers
Institute leadership
ChairmanMr. Anand Bardhan
SecretaryMr. Ramesh Kumar Sudhanshu