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Dimapur District in Nagaland, known for its cosmopolitan nature, is a vibrant hub where various tribes of the state and communities from across India coexist, making it a mini India. This district serves as the commercial center of Nagaland and acts as a gateway to the state of Manipur. Historically, Dimapur was administered by a … Read more

Goa transitioned from being a Portuguese Colony to a Union Territory on 19 December 1961, and later achieved Statehood on 30 May 1987, as an independent state of India through the Goa, Daman & Diu Re-organization Act, 1987. The legal framework for this transition involved the application of the Goa, Daman & Diu (Laws) Regulation, … Read more

As per Home Department Notification No. SRV/1057/5329(ii)-JJJ, dated 23 March 1959, the Bombay Government established Akola Judicial District from 1 April 1959. Initially, there was only one Sessions Judge, but later, the post of District and Sessions Judge was created at Akola. Berar, divided into East and West Divisions, consisted of Akola and Buldhana districts, … Read more

In 1716, Raja Nandram’s son, Bhoj Singh, assumed control of Hathras from Rajput rulers. His lineage continued through Sadan Singh and Bhoori Singh, during whose reign the Lord Balarama temple was built within Hathras Fort. Raja Dayaram succeeded Bhoori Singh in 1775. Scindia ruler Madhavrao established his presence in Hathras by 1784, with the British … Read more

The Jangaon Judicial District, formed from the erstwhile Warangal District, was officially established on 2 June 2022, with the inauguration of the District Court in Jangaon. This newly constituted judicial district aims to enhance legal accessibility and efficiency for the region’s residents. Jangaon Judicial District presently houses five courts: the Principal District and Sessions Court, … Read more

The Nilgiris, meaning “Blue Hills” (Neelam – Blue, Giri – Hill), derives its name from the violet blossoms of the ‘kurinji’ flower that periodically blanket the hills. First mentioned in the Silappadikaram, the Nilgiris have historical ties to the Ganga Dynasty of Mysore. The British annexed the region in 1789, making it part of Coimbatore … Read more

The Bahraich Judgeship holds a long legacy, established originally in the Nanpara Estates. During British rule, Bahraich became a judicial hub with courts of Civil and Sessions Judges, as well as two munsifs working under the Gonda Judgeship. By 1953, Bahraich became a separate judgeship, addressing the district’s growing caseload with additional courts. Earlier, a … Read more

The name “Hardoi” is believed to have evolved from “Haridrohi,” a term meaning “anti to God.” According to Hindu lore, the area was once ruled by King Hiranyakashipu, who declared himself divine and sought worship. His son, Prahlad, resisted, and to protect him, Lord Vishnu incarnated as Narasimha, a form neither human nor animal, to … Read more

The Jagtial Judicial District was carved out of the erstwhile united Karimnagar District, with the District Court at Jagtial being established on 2nd June 2022. This newly formed judicial district was created to streamline legal proceedings and improve access to justice for the residents of the region. The Jagtial Judicial District houses a total of … Read more

Namakkal district, formed on 1 January 1997 after bifurcation from Salem, is spread over 3363.35 sq km and is known as “Poultry Town” or “Egg City” due to its extensive poultry industry. It has 8 taluks, 30 revenue firkas and 454 villages, where the Cauvery and other rivers support agriculture. The district has the Rock … Read more