Court Recruitment

The District Court of Kandhamal, headquartered at Phulbani, is located 211 km from the state capital Bhubaneswar, and 246 km from the Hon’ble Orissa High Court, Cuttack. Before 1984, the Judgeship of Phulbani was part of the Ganjam-Boudh-Berhampur Judgeship. It became an independent Judgeship on 11 April 1984, having jurisdiction over the sub-divisions of Phulbani, … Read more

Khagaria Court was initially part of Munger Judgeship, with the Sub-Divisional Court at Khagaria inaugurated on 13th October 1977 by Hon’ble Justice Shambhu Prasad Singh of Patna High Court. The first Sub-ordinate Judge was Sri Rajaram Singh. On 23rd March 1991, Khagaria Judgeship was separated from Munger Judgeship and inaugurated by Hon’ble Justice Suresh Chandra … Read more

Coimbatore District, originally inhabited by tribes like the Kosars, saw the rise and fall of various dynasties. The region was ruled by the Rashtrakutas, Cholas, Chalukyas, and Pandyas, and eventually fell under the control of the Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th century. Following the decline of the Vijayanagara Empire, the area came under Mysore rulers … Read more

The combined judgeship of Bolangir-Kalahandi began its functioning on 17 June 1948, with its headquarters at Bolangir. On 28 February 1982, the Kalahandi judgeship was separated from Bolangir. Following the declaration of Sonepur as a district, the Bolangir and Sonepur judgeships continued as one entity until 22 June 2012. On 23 June 2012, the judgeship … Read more

Kozhikode, a prominent region of Malabar, is celebrated for its lush greenery, rivers, hills, wildlife sanctuaries, and historic sites. Established as an administrative unit on 1 January 1957, it became part of Kerala when the state was formed on 1 November 1956. Historically significant, Kozhikode was the landing site of Vasco Da Gama in 1498. … Read more

The Jodhpur Metro Court, part of Rajasthan’s judicial framework, holds significant importance in administering justice in the region. Established under the judicial restructuring initiatives of India, the court serves as a pivotal legal institution for the city and surrounding areas. Its primary function is to handle metropolitan legal disputes, including civil, criminal, and traffic cases. … Read more

The Gaya Judgeship was Constituted/Created in the Year 1906. Mr. C. W. E. Peter was the first District and Sessions Judge of this Judgeship. Nawadah, Bihar including Chaukies of Hulasganj, Hisua, and Kumar Chattu was Created under the charge of the Magistrate in 1844. Gaya was also a part of Bihar, governed by then the … Read more

In 1904, the District & Sessions Judge of Meerut oversaw the civil and criminal courts of the district, along with two Subordinate Judges, two Munsifs, and two Additional Munsifs. Initially, Bulandshahr District was under Meerut’s jurisdiction, but in 1894, three Bulandshahr tehsils were annexed to Aligarh. By 1904, Muzaffarnagar became a separate judgeship, and Sikandrabad … Read more

The Industrial Court in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, was initially established by Resolution No. ICE/1060/9512/I dated 13th August 1960, issued by the Education and Labour Department. The court was set up with the position of President. Later, through Resolution No. ICE/1064/9174/T dated 7th March 1964, Labour Courts were also established. Subsequently, Government Resolution No. MKM-12-2993-45-V, dated 9th … Read more

Shivpuri district, known for its lush greenery and dense forests, is often called the “Shimla of Madhya Pradesh.” It holds the distinction of being India’s first tourist village, with about 83% of its population residing in rural areas. The district is home to the historic Narwar Fort, built by the Kachhwaha Rajputs and later ruled … Read more