Court Recruitment

Vellore, historically significant, was the seat of various kingdoms like the Pallavas, Cholas, Nayaks, Marathas, Arcot Nawabs, and Bijapur Sultanates. It played a pivotal role during the Carnatic War in the 17th century and witnessed the massacre of European soldiers during the 1806 mutiny. The district, located between 12° 15’ to 13° 15’ North latitudes … Read more

Howrah, one of the most densely populated districts in West Bengal, is located between 22°12′30″ and 22°46′55″ north latitude and 88°22′10″ and 87°50′45″ east longitude, along the west bank of the Hooghly River, directly opposite Kolkata. It is Calcutta’s largest satellite city and the second-largest in West Bengal, with a rich history spanning over 500 … Read more

In the state of Uttarakhand, District Courts are set up by the State Government in consultation with the High Court, taking into account factors like the number of cases, the topography of the area, and the population distribution in each district. Additionally, some Tehsil Headquarters have outlying courts. The district-level judicial system operates in three … Read more

Tiruvarur, historically one of the five capitals of the Chola Empire, is renowned as the “Granary of South India,” owing to its fertile lands in the Cauvery delta. Known for its lush paddy fields and coconut groves, the region has been a cultural and religious hub. The famous Thyagarajar Temple, associated with the Saiva saints, … Read more

The Nayagarh Judgeship, established on 8 July 2011, was separated from the Puri Judgeship to form an independent judicial district. It was inaugurated by Hon’ble Justice Pradip Kumar Mohanty. This judgeship aligns with the jurisdiction of Nayagarh Revenue District, which was created in 1995 after the trifurcation of the old Puri District. Nayagarh Town serves … Read more

Dhanbad, known as the Coal Capital of India, has one of the busiest judgeships in the state. The first civil court was established in 1901 at Baghsuma, near Govindpur, and later moved to Hirapur, Dhanbad, in 1908. Sri Jnananendra Chandra Banerjee served as the first permanent Munsif. Over the years, the judiciary expanded, with the … Read more

South West Garo Hills was officially formed as a district in the state of Meghalaya on 7 August 2012. The District and Sessions Court was established and inaugurated on 24 February 2017 by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Meghalaya, Dr Mukul Sangma, and the Hon’ble Chief Justice, Mr Justice Dinesh Maheshwari of the High Court … Read more

In 1922, the High Court was established at Bikaner on the lines of Presidency towns like Calcutta and Bombay. Initially it had three judges, later increased to four. The High Court had original jurisdiction in both civil and criminal cases, with the power to try civil cases involving more than Rs 10,000. It also had … Read more

The Sadar Dewani Adalat and Sadar Nizamat Adalat were established in this building on 1 January 1832. Later, on 17 March 1866, Her Majesty issued the Letters Patent to establish the Hon’ble High Court at Agra, which also operated from this same building. In 1869, the High Court was relocated to Allahabad, and this building … Read more

Bhandara District was once part of the Central Province and Berar, later becoming a part of Madhya Pradesh on 31 October 1956. From 1 November 1956 to 30 April 1960, it was included in the Bombay bilingual State, and from 1 May 1960, it became part of Maharashtra. Bhandara was initially attached to Nagpur Judicial … Read more