Court Recruitment

Rampur District, located between latitudes 28°25’N and 29°10’N, and longitudes 78°0’E and 69°0’E, covers an area of 2,367 sq. km in Uttar Pradesh‘s Moradabad Division. It shares borders with Udham Singh Nagar to the north, Bareilly to the east, Moradabad to the west, and Badaun to the south. The district has an elevation of 192 … Read more

Narmadapuram, formerly known as Hoshangabad, became a civil district in the Central Provinces in 1904, with a court of the District Judge and other subordinate courts, such as the courts of Sub-Judges and Munsifs. Tehsildars in Sohagpur, Harda and Seoni (Seoni Malwa) were also entrusted with judicial responsibilities for minor cases. By 1931, the jurisdiction … Read more

The district judiciary plays a vital role in upholding constitutional values ​​and protecting the fundamental rights of citizens. Within the framework of parliamentary democracy and federalism, the judiciary is an essential part of governance, ensuring justice – a fundamental human expectation – and maintaining social order. The District Court of Jajpur became an independent tribunal … Read more

Ujjain district was initially part of the TAG state, with a judicial system shaped by foreign rule. In 1853, the powers of the ijaradars were abolished, and kamshadars and subas were appointed in various parganas and districts, respectively, to exercise judicial authority. By 1907, a Chief Court was established in Lashkar (Gwalior), and the Provincial … Read more

Raebareli district was established in the year 1858. Following the enforcement of the Code of Criminal Procedure in 1898, the Raebareli Sessions Division was formed. The district came under the jurisdiction of a District Judge for civil matters, assisted by a Civil Judge, often referred to as the Subordinate Judge. On the criminal side, the … Read more

The name “Paralakhemundi” originated from “Prabalakhanda,” meaning a piece of coral, which evolved. The area, once under the Madra Presidency, saw the Kalachuris occupying it in the 12th century. A prolonged war between the Gajapatis and Kalachuris lasted from 1110 to 1238, ending with the Gajapati king Ananga Bhima Deva’s victory. The first recorded Zamindar … Read more

Kanshiram Nagar, known as Kasganj, was formed on 17 April 2008, by carving it out from Etah district. Part of the Aligarh Division, it includes three tehsils: Kanshiram Nagar, Patiali, and Sahavar, covering 1,993.08 sq. km, ranking 68th in Uttar Pradesh. The district borders Farrukhabad, Aligarh, Etah, and Budaun and features 10 police stations to … Read more

The Ghaziabad Judgeship was established on 14 November 1976, with the issuance of notification No. 7022/VII-A.N.358/76 on 13th November 1976, marking the formation of the Ghaziabad district on the same day. Originally part of the Meerut Judgeship, Ghaziabad began its judicial journey at the Model Town court campus in Gandhinagar. Shri Inder Pal Singh had … Read more

Singhbhum, located in present-day Jharkhand, is one of the oldest districts in erstwhile Bihar and present-day Jharkhand. Chaibasa, located on the banks of the Roro River, has served as the district headquarters since the British period. On 16 November 1990, Singhbhum was divided into two parts – Singhbhum East, headquartered at Jamshedpur, and Singhbhum West, … Read more

Sheohar, an administrative district in Bihar, became a judicial district on 1 December 2012. This transition was marked by the inauguration of the Sheohar Judgeship by Hon’ble Miss Justice Rekha Manharlal Doshit, the then Chief Justice of Patna High Court. Prominent figures present included Hon’ble Sri Narendra Narayan Yadav, the then Law Minister of Bihar, … Read more