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After the formation of the Madhya Pradesh High Court and the creation of Neemuch as a revenue district in 1996, Neemuch Judicial District came into existence on 30 March 2002. Before this, Neemuch was part of Ratlam Judicial District, where judges would come for a 15-day camp every month. Initially, Civil Judge Class-1 and Class-2 … Read more

The District Court of Kheda at Nadiad was established on 1 January 1926, following its bifurcation from the Ahmedabad Judicial District. The first Principal District & Sessions Judge of Kheda was Mr. M.I. Kadri. The court is located on Kapadwanj Road in Nadiad, with the current building dating back to its construction in 1925-26 at … Read more

The city of Calcutta holds a significant place in the evolution of India’s justice system, tracing its roots to the British era. Initially, the Sadar Dewani Adalat and Sadar Nizamat Adalat operated from Fort Street, later moving to a colonnaded structure near the Presidency General Hospital. The Mayor’s Court, established in 1728, functioned at various … Read more

The District Court Complex in Longleng was inaugurated on 24 November 2022 by Hon’ble Mr. Justice Kakheto Sema, Judge of the Gauhati High Court, in the presence of Shri Neiko Akami, Registrar of the Gauhati High Court Kohima Bench, and Smti. Somet C Chang, the current District and Sessions Judge of Longleng. Carved out of … Read more

Before the formation of Basti district in 1865, it was part of the Gorakhpur Collectorate and Judgeship. At that time, an honorary magistrate bench of six members would sit at Basti headquarters to hear criminal cases from the police circles of Basti, Kalwari, Rudauli, Sonha, Boodha Bandh, and Barakoni. These magistrates had Class II powers … Read more

Munger has a rich history, starting from the Vedas, Purans, and Epics. It was established by Muni Mudgal Rishi, and both Lord Mahavir and Gautam Buddha visited the area. Munger gained prominence during the Pala dynasty (8th-12th century A.D.), with Dharmpal making it his capital. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, it became a … Read more

The Judicial Reform Committee, appointed by the Government of West Bengal on 17th December 1949, unanimously recommended the establishment of a City Civil Court for the District of Calcutta. This proposal aimed to relieve the Original Side of the Calcutta High Court and ensure the speedy disposal of civil cases. The committee, chaired by Sri … Read more

Chittorgarh, also known as Chittor, Chittaur, or Chitorgarh, is a historic city and municipality located in the Rajasthan state of western India. Situated on the banks of the Berach River, a tributary of the Banas, Chittorgarh serves as the administrative headquarters of the Chittorgarh District. It was once the capital of the Sisodia Dynasty of … Read more

The District of Dhenkanal was established as a District Judgeship and Sessions Division, named “Dhenkanal Judgeship & Sessions Division,” as per the Odisha Government Law Department Notification No. 21472/L dated 22 December 1976, and began functioning on 1st January 1977. The District Judge’s Court is headquartered in Dhenkanal and oversees the subordinate civil and criminal … Read more

Nawada, originally a subdivision of Gaya district, became a separate revenue district in 1973. The Nawada Judgeship was established on 21 January 1984, with Sri Phanindra Kumar Sharan as the first District and Sessions Judge. Nawada is bordered by Gaya district to the west, known for its Hindu religious significance, and Jamui district to the … Read more