Court Recruitment

The Santal Pargana district was carved out of Bhagalpur and Birbhum districts in 1856, following the Great Santal Hul of 1855. Mr. Ashley Eden became the first Deputy Commissioner of the district, with Dumka serving as a sub-district. In 1872, Santal Pargana was restructured into a revenue non-regulation district, with its headquarters at Dumka and … Read more

The Ambala district stands as one of the 22 districts within the state of Haryana. Ambala town functions as the administrative hub of the district. The roots of District Ambala trace back to 1846 when it was carved out of the lapsed and confiscated territories of the ‘North-West Frontier’ by British representatives in Delhi, as … Read more

The Taluka Camp Court, Rajpipla, originally operated from Bharuch District with joint jurisdiction since 1980. Narmada district was later carved out from Bharuch, establishing the District Court, Narmada on 03 March 2006 at Station Road, Rajpipla. On 22 October 2022, the new District Court building in Vadia was virtually inaugurated by Hon’ble Justice M.R. Shah, … Read more

Narayanpet District, located 165 km from Hyderabad, was formerly known as Narayanapeta. The name was changed to Narayanpet on 4 December 1890, in honor of Mir Mahbub Ali Khan Asaf Jah VI, the Nizam of Hyderabad (1869-1911 AD). It has served as the district headquarters since 1883. The Narayanpet District Court was established in 2022, … Read more

The Bulandshahr District Court, located in the city of Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh, is the central judicial authority for the region, overseeing legal administration for the district. The court system also includes two taluka courts in Anupshahr and Khurja, which provide residents of these regions with better access to judicial services. Bulandshahr district, which falls … Read more

In 1942, a Sessions Court was established in the State of Alirajpur. Following this, a Federal Court was instituted to serve the justice needs of the States of Dhar and Jhabua, with Mr. Hazarilal Sanghi appointed as the presiding judge. The current courthouse was constructed adjacent to the old judicial building of the princely state. … Read more

The old Aurangabad District Court building, constructed in 1932 during the Hyderabad State era, was an architectural marvel with a load-bearing structure made of bricks and lime mortar. Its roof featured brick arches supported by iron beams, showcasing artistic craftsmanship. However, due to high repair costs, a decision was made in 2006 to construct a … Read more

Dewas became a civil district in 1970, the District Court initially operated from an old building on the Agra-Bombay Road until 1996. This building also housed the Revenue Court and the Collector’s Office, which continued to operate nearby. In 1996, the District Court moved to a new building, which now houses 13 judicial officers, including … Read more

Before 1855, Bharatpur lacked regular courts. In 1855, Sir Henry Lawrence appointed Major Morrison as Political Agent, leading to the establishment of judicial and revenue departments. Courts were set up, including magistrates at Bharatpur and Deeg. By the late 19th century, judicial administration was divided into two districts, Bharatpur and Deeg, following British laws. The … Read more

Tiruppur, located on the banks of the Noyyal River in Tamil Nadu, is renowned as a global hub for hosiery, knitted garments, casual wear, and sportswear. The city contributes to 90% of India’s cotton knitwear exports, valued at around US$ 1 billion, making it a major foreign exchange earner. Established as a textile city, it … Read more