Court Recruitment

The District Court of Dhule was established in 1860 by the British Government. Before this, Arthur St. George Richardson managed judicial matters in the region. Notable figures such as Justice Mahadev Govind Ranade, who served as Assistant Judge from 1880-1881, and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, who visited the court, are linked to its history. Dhule, once … Read more

The District and Sessions Court building in Mon was established in 1988 and is strategically located at the main gate entering the Office of the Deputy Commissioner in Mon Town. This two-story building has the ground floor dedicated to the Prosecution section, where the Public Prosecutor, police personnel, and prosecution staff are housed. Currently, the … Read more

The Judgeship of Khurda was established on 26 August 1980. The inauguration was carried out by Hon’ble Shri Justice S.K. Ray, the Chief Justice of the Hon’ble Orissa High Court, Cuttack, in the esteemed presence of the Guest of Honour, Shri J.B. Pattnaik, the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Orissa. The Judiciary is a distinct and … Read more

Puri is a revered pilgrimage destination in India, known globally for the iconic temple of Lord Jagannath. Located along the coastline, it is recognized as the coastal district of Odisha. The headquarters of the Puri Judgeship is situated in Puri town, close to the seashore. It is conveniently located at a distance of 60 kilometers … Read more

In the judicial history of Panna, an intriguing incident took place during the reign of Maharaja Chhatrasal. While discussing state governance with his ministers, the Maharaja deceptively said “no” when asked for his approval on a public welfare plan. Despite his refusal, the ministers treated it as consent, leading Maharaja Chhatrasal to declare that the … Read more

The Mokokchung District Court began operating in 1976 after relocating from Dimapur, initially with just one court, the Chief Judicial Magistrate Court, led by Shri R S Bedi as the Chief Judicial Magistrate. The court staff comprised one Peshkar and three Bench Assistants, along with an Assistant Public Prosecutor who also served the districts of … Read more

The Rohtak district, established in 1824, emerged as an independent entity encompassing Gohana, Kharkhauda-Mandothi, Rohtak-Beri, and Maham-Bhiwani tehsils. Until 1 March 1955, the judicial administration of Rohtak district was linked with Karnal district, with a single District and Sessions Judge overseeing both districts. This arrangement proved inconvenient for lawyers and litigants, prompting the Bar to … Read more

Bareilly Judgeship was established in 1866, with Mr. Henry V. Star serving as the first District Judge from 1866 to 1871. The district has three outlying courts in Aonla, Nawabganj, and Baheri, and a new court at Faridpur is soon to begin. All headquarters courts are housed under one roof in a large two-storey campus. … Read more

Nuapada was originally part of the Khariar princely state within the Mahasamund Tahasil under Raipur District, later becoming a subdivision of Sambalpur District in 1936. Initially, a Deputy Commissioner at Nuapada held both executive and judicial powers, supported by the Second Officer who acted as a Judicial Magistrate handling criminal cases. In 1967, the Sub-Divisional … Read more

Junagadh district is renowned for hosting the first-ever Lok Adalat in the country, which took place in Una in 1982. This landmark event laid the groundwork for legal aid activities and the settlement of disputes through compromise. The concept of resolving cases through compromise introduced by this Lok Adalat has significantly reduced the number of … Read more