Court Recruitment

The City Civil Court of Hyderabad was established in 1958 and has been serving as a vital judicial institution ever since. It caters to the legal needs of the district, ensuring justice is accessible to the residents. Over the years, the court has played a significant role in resolving civil disputes efficiently. The Hyderabad District … Read more

The District Court, Nizamabad, was established in 1951 and comprises 19 functioning courts. These include the Principal District & Sessions Judge, Additional District Judges, Family Court, and Special Courts for SC/ST (POA) Act cases, women-related offenses, and POCSO Act cases. Notably, a Fast Track Special Court was inaugurated in March 2022 for expeditious trials. The … Read more

Ganjam was part of an ancient southern kingdom, where local kings oversaw justice. Principal Judicial Officers, known as “Dewans,” handled both civil and criminal cases. The British annexed Ganjam in 1766, and by 1803, British-appointed Collectors served as heads of justice administration. Peter Cherry, the first collector, was granted magisterial powers in 1816. The Ganjam … Read more

Nabarangpur was established as a separate revenue district on 2 October 1992, which was earlier a sub-division of Koraput. The District & Sessions Court at Nabarangpur was inaugurated on 22 October 2011 by Hon’ble Chief Justice V. Gopala Gowda. Shri Bibhu Prasad Routray was appointed as the first District Judge. The initial court facilities included … Read more

Nirmal District, created from the erstwhile Adilabad by the Hon’ble High Court of Telangana on 02  June 2022 comprises two District Courts, one Senior Civil Judge’s Court, and four Junior Civil Judge’s Courts located in Nirmal, Bhainsa, and Khanapur. The district is named after King Nimma Rayudu, who significantly contributed to its development. Nirmal has … Read more

The District and Sessions Court at Beed has been functioning since 1889, preserving civil appeal records from the same year. Historically, Beed was known as “Bhir” and “Champavati-Nagri.” Before independence, the court was presided over by British judges, who punished many freedom fighters. In 1948, the district was freed from Nizam’s rule by Sardar Vallabhbhai … Read more

The Civil Court of Dindori was established in 1964, with Shri Brijkishor Agrawal, Civil Judge Class II, serving as its first appointed magistrate. At the time of its inception, the Civil Court Dindori was under the jurisdiction of the District Court Jabalpur. In 1970-71, the district establishment was transferred to the District Court Seoni. Subsequently, … Read more

The Santal Pargana district was carved out of Bhagalpur and Birbhum districts in 1856, following the Great Santal Hul of 1855. Mr. Ashley Eden became the first Deputy Commissioner of the district, with Dumka serving as a sub-district. In 1872, Santal Pargana was restructured into a revenue non-regulation district, with its headquarters at Dumka and … Read more

The Ambala district stands as one of the 22 districts within the state of Haryana. Ambala town functions as the administrative hub of the district. The roots of District Ambala trace back to 1846 when it was carved out of the lapsed and confiscated territories of the ‘North-West Frontier’ by British representatives in Delhi, as … Read more

The Taluka Camp Court, Rajpipla, originally operated from Bharuch District with joint jurisdiction since 1980. Narmada district was later carved out from Bharuch, establishing the District Court, Narmada on 03 March 2006 at Station Road, Rajpipla. On 22 October 2022, the new District Court building in Vadia was virtually inaugurated by Hon’ble Justice M.R. Shah, … Read more