3.As 1947 approached, Kasauli vied with Shimla for importance. Easily accessible from the heat, dust and water starved plains, Kasauli offered cool air and a smart elite social set up. These are exactly the reasons for which Kasauli is so sought after even today.
4.Col ML Ahuja was first Indian Chairman of Club Management Committee of independent India and he was instrumental in saving the Club from being sold off in 1947. Maj (Later Maj Gen) Mohinder Singh Chopra was amongst the first Indian members of the Club. In the present day, the GOC-in-C, Western Command is the Patron of the Club and Commander 95 Infantry Brigade is the Chairman of Kasauli Club.
5.The Club was destroyed by fire in January 2002, but was rebuilt with active participation and contribution by all the members and was re-inaugurated within a short span on 27 March 2005. The present structure in its magnificent glory is a testament to the stellar work and the spirit of the managing committee, members and staff of the Kasauli Club. From a humble beginning, today the Kasauli Club has become an institution of the most elegant, famous and sought after Clubs in Northern India.