PREDECESSORS AND SHORT HISTORY: Jasnagar
was the Jagir granted to Sir Sukhdeo Prasad Kak by the Maharaja of
Jodhpur State. Originally it was called Kalukeki, but it
was renamed Jasnagar in honour of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II.
Spread over
35,000 Bighas (approximately
87.5 square kilometres), it is located near Merta in Rajasthan. Sir
Sukhdeo
Prasad Kak was granted two more Jagirs, Gole Sayla [in District
Jalore] and Rani Kalan in [District Pali]. These
were also called Umaidabad and Sardargarh respectively after the
Maharajas of Jodhpur.
-
 Pandit Shiv Narain
Kak, joined the Maharaja of Jodhpur's service in 1848, as a tutor to
the Yuvraj, as he was a matriculate and was fluent in English; later he
headed the newly created Criminal Court and was Private
Secretary to the Maharaja, and later his successor, a post he held
until his death; he married Rukma Gurtu, and had issue, three sons and
four daughters. He died 1892 in
Jodhpur.
- Pandit Dina Nath Kak
- Rai Bahadur Pandit Sir SUKHDEO PRASAD KAK (qv)
- Pandit Lasoo Kak
- Sukhbai Kak, married Pandit Suraj Prakash Wattal of
Jodhpur.
- Girwarbai Kak, married Pandit Mohan Kishan Bakshi.
- Mansarovarbai Kak, married Pandit Niranjan Nath Kaul.
- Kalabai Kak, married Pandit Radhey Nath Kaul.
 Rai Bahadur Pandit Sir SUKHDEO PRASAD KAK, B.A., Kt.,
Thakur of Jasnagar, born March 1862 in Jodhpur, educated locally in
Jodhpur
and at Calcutta University (graduated around 1883), Member of council
at Jodhpur;
judicial secretary to the Council at Jodpur from 1887/1888; chief
minister at Udaipur
1911/1918 and again in the 1930s, famine secretary 1899/1900;
joint musahib ala of Jodhpur
(Prime Minister) 1900/1901; senior
member mahakma khas
(secretariat) 1902/1908; Minister 1908/1911; he retired briefly in
1911, returning in 1918 to form a new regency in Jodhpur; served as
revenue member and senior member, mahakma khas and judicial
member until 1926 until he was forced to resign; he attended the Round
Table Conference in London as the
Representative of the Rajputana Princely States; he was granted the
title
of Rai Bahadur in 1895 for his service to Jodhpur princely state, he
was awarded the Kaiser-i-Hind
in 1901, and made C.I.E. in 1903, he was
knighted in 1922 (the only civilian/non Princely family member
in the Rajputana States to be so honoured); he married
Mohini Hukku, daughter
of Pandit Jialal Hukku and grand daughter of Pandit Motilal Hukku of
Bijnore state, and had
issue. He died 7th October 1935.
- Pandit DHARAM NARAIN KAK (qv)
- Pandit Kripa Narain Kak, born 31st October 1898 in
Jodhpur, educated in Jodhpur and Aberdeen (U.D.A.), former Agricultural
and Rural Development Officer in Udaipur; member of Jawaharkhana (Royal Treasury) in
Jodhpur state, married
and had issue.
- Pandit Vijendra Narain Kak [Ramji], born about 1920;
joined Textile Mfg. Co.; undertook progressive farming on his own farm
'Vasundhara' near Jaipur; has held the posts of Sports, and Tourism
adviser to the Rajasthan Government.
- Pandit Hari Narain Kak, M.A., LL.B. I.P.S. [Indian
Police Service] Rajasthan cadre, retired; born about 1929, has served
in Rajasthan in various posts, including, A.D.C. to the Governor of
Rajastan, Delhi Police, the Indian Railway Board and the Cabinet
Secretariat, Government of India.
- Pandit Dr. Jai Nath Kak, educated at Leeds University,
U.K. (Medicine Degree), undertook a specialist course in E.N.T from
Vienna, and has practised in Allahabad; married and had issue, three
sons.
- Sukh Kumar Kak, educated in Allahabad and the U.K.;
has held senior Executive Posts in British
Firms.
- Siddarth Kak, Indian Revenue Service [I.R.S.
General Customs and Excise.], worked in the Ministry of Commerce,
G.O.I., posted in Hongkong, Member of the I.R.S Board.
- Tilak Kak, I.P.S. [Indian Police Service] Uttar Pradesh
cadre, worked in the State, C.R.P.F. [Central Reserve Police
Force], Additional Director General, U.P., Director General, Seema
Suraksha Dal [S.S.B.]
- Sukhraj Kak, married Pandit
Maheshwar Nath Kaul
- Roop Kumari Kak, married Pandit
Manmohan Nath Chak
 Pandit DHARAM
NARAIN KAK, Jagirdar of Jasnagar, Gole and Rani Kalan in Jodhpur State,
born 25th December 1888 at Jodhpur, initially educated in
Jodhpur, then at Downing College, Cambridge University, U.K.
(Graduated), and later Bar at Law from Inner Temple; served as sub
Judge in Jodhpur State 1915/1917, on the invitation of Maharana
Fateh Singh of Udaipur state went
from Jodhpur to Udaipur and became a Senior Minister there in 1917,
appointed Musahab Ala [chief
Minister] of Udaipur in 1935 on his father's death, he was granted the
jagir of Soniana by the Maharana Saheb of Udaipur, and later served
Jodhpur state as the Deputy Chief Minister, and represented the Indian
States at the League of Nations conderence; he was granted the title of
Diwan Bahadur and also awarded the C.I.E.; he married Sushila Watil,
sister of the renowned Indian Film Star, Chandramohan, and had issue,
three sons. He died 1971.
- Krishna Prasad Kak, his early education in the U.K. was
curtailed due to WWII forcing his return to India where he joined
Jodhpur service; he married and had issue. He died at a young age.
- Bharat Kumar Kak, presently farming on agricultural
land in the former family jagir of Rani Kalan.
- Ravinder Nath Kak, he served as Magistrate in the
Rajasthan Government; joined Vizag Shipping and later Mughal
Lines where he served as senior Executive, married and had issue.
- Susheel Narain Kak, has held top jobs in Foreign
and Indian Banks.
- Kapil Deo Kak, a Corporate Executive.
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