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The name “Bardhaman,” anglicized as Burdwan, originates from the Sanskrit term Vardhamana, meaning prosperity or growth. Its history dates back to 5000 BC during the Mesolithic period. According to Jain scriptures, Bardhaman might have been named after the 24th Jain Tirthankara, Mahavira, who spent time in the region. Alternatively, it is believed that the name … Read more

Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, was founded on 18 November 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, a Kachwaha Rajput. Previously, Amber was his capital, but due to water scarcity and population growth, he shifted to Jaipur. Designed by Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, a scholar from Bengal, the city followed Vastu Shastra principles and ancient architectural texts. … Read more

The district of Jhansi boasts a remarkable history of District Judges, with the early tenure marked by Sri H. J. Bell, who served from 1913 to 1923. During this period, several District Judges were drawn from the esteemed Indian Civil Services (ICS) cadre, highlighting the prestige of the judgeship. Notably, Sri R. L. Srivastava became … Read more

Keonjhar District was officially established as a separate district on 1 January 1948. However, the Keonjhar Judgeship was formed much later, after being separated from Mayurbhanj Judgeship on 28th February 1982. This Judgeship is surrounded by Mayurbhanj and Bhadrak Judgeships to the east, and Dhenkanal and Sundargarh Judgeships to the west. It is located approximately … Read more

Tamluk, the district headquarters of Purba Medinipur in West Bengal, is believed to be the site of the ancient city of Tamralipta or Tamralipti, though some debate exists among scholars. Situated on the banks of the Rupnarayan River near the Bay of Bengal, this historic port city was once bounded by the Bay of Bengal … Read more

The establishment of civil courts in Jaunpur dates back to 1857, with Munsif and Sadar Civil Judge courts originally being in the city. In 1770, when the Nawab of Benares ceded the province to the East India Company, only revenue officials and the city Kotwal handled judicial matters, until 1788, when Duncan appointed a judge … Read more

Azamgarh District Court has a sanctioned strength of 59 courts, including the District Judge’s court, 18 courts of Additional District Judge (ADJ) cadre, 8 Senior Division courts, and 32 Junior Division courts. Four Gram Nyayalayas are also functional in Budhanpur, Lalganj, Mehnagar, and Phoolpur. A Family Court, with an upgraded Principal Judge at the District … Read more

As per notification P.1(3)NYAY/2020 dated 5th June 2020 by the Government of Rajasthan, the Judgeship of Jaipur Metropolitan was bifurcated into Jaipur Metropolitan-I and Jaipur Metropolitan-II. In Jaipur Metropolitan-II, a Principal District Judge’s Court and a Chief Mobile Magistrate’s Court were established. Additionally, 18 special courts of District Judge (DJ) cadre, 12 courts of Additional … Read more

Jalaun is a city located in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Previously, it served as the residence of a Maratha governor but was never the district headquarters, which is situated in Orai, a city on the Kanpur-Jhansi NH27. Until 1971, the Jalaun district fell under the Jhansi division. The Magistrate, Collector, and Judge … Read more

Kiphire was originally an administrative sub-division under the Tuensang district until it was separated and officially inaugurated as the eleventh district of Nagaland on 24th January 2004. The district is home to a diverse indigenous population, with four officially recognized tribes: Sangtam, Yimkhiung, Sümi, and Tikhir. In addition to these tribes, several sub-tribes reside in … Read more