Court Recruitment

In 2007, the Tapi District was established, carved out from certain Talukas of the former Surat District. Vyara serves as the headquarters of the Tapi District, which includes seven Talukas: Vyara, Songadh, Valod, Uchhal, Dolvan, Kukarmunda, and Nizar. This formation took place on 27 September 2007, as part of the bifurcation of the Surat district, … Read more

The official name of Faizabad Court has now been changed to “District and Sessions Court Ayodhya” after Faizabad was renamed as Ayodhya in 2018. The Court’s jurisdiction and location remain the same; only the official name has been updated to reflect the city’s new identity as Ayodhya. Faizabad Court’s history is deeply rooted in the … Read more

Jalna Judicial District, initially part of Aurangabad Judicial District, was established on 01 May 1981, comprising four Talukas: Ambad, Partur, Bhokardan, and Jafrabad. The District Court and Chief Judicial Magistrate’s buildings were inaugurated on 22 August 1992 by Hon’ble Justice Makrand Vaidya of the Bombay High Court. Situated on 10 acres near Ambad Road, the … Read more

The District Court of Maharajganj was established on 2 November 1990 and shifted to its current building on 16 February 2007. Initially sanctioned for five courts, including District Judge, Civil Judge (Sr. Div.), Chief Judicial Magistrate, Judicial Magistrate, and Civil Judge (Jr. Div.), it has since expanded significantly. Over time, several additional courts were added, … Read more

The South 24 Parganas District Court, also known as Alipore Sadar Civil Court, holds significant historical importance. This iconic building is closely linked to the trial of Rishi Aurobindo in the renowned Alipore Bomb Case, a landmark event in India’s freedom struggle. Its walls echo the tales of India’s fight for independence, making it a … Read more

Koderma district was formed on 10 April 1994 after it was split from Hazaribagh district. Located in the Chotanagpur Plateau at 397 m above sea level, it has a varied landscape of hills, plains, and dunes. The northern part is home to the Koderma Reserve Forest, which has the Debor Valley, the highest peak in … Read more

Jalgaon district was divided in 1906, and initially, only a second-class Sub Judge Court was established. By 1910, it was decided that East Khandesh should be a separate district for civil matters, and financial grants were sanctioned for constructing a court building and private bungalows for the District Judge. However, due to the onset of … Read more

The District Court houses a total of fifteen courts, catering to various judicial needs. These include five District Courts and one Fast Track Special Court dedicated to the swift resolution of cases related to rape and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. Additionally, there are two Senior Civil Judge’s Courts and seven … Read more

The State Reorganization Act of 1956, based on the recommendations of the State Reorganization Commission, led to significant changes in Rajasthan. The Union Territory of Ajmer-Merwara, classified as a Part ‘C’ State, along with the areas of Abu, Sunel, and Tappa, was merged into Rajasthan. This newly reorganized unit was granted the status of an … Read more

The court of the Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate, Charaideo, Sonari, was inaugurated on 8 August 1984 at Basic Training Centre, Bogoriguri, Bhojo. The first Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate was Sri J.S. Chetry. The Court of Munsiff was inaugurated in 1988, with Sri Tarun Phukon serving as the first Munsiff cum JMFC. A new court building was constructed … Read more