Court Recruitment

Washim, a historic town in the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra, was once the capital of King Vakataka (Vatsagulma). Known for its Hemadpanthi temples and several ponds, the town has five major historical sites: Lord Balaji Temple, Padmatirtha, Daridrya Harantirtha, Gondeshwar Temple, and Balaji Pond. Although the Washim district was officially formed on 1 July 1998, … Read more

The District and Sessions Court in Wardha was established in 1911, initially operating from the Jankidevi Bajaj College of Science and Education. Shri B.B. Mehra served as the first District and Sessions Judge. By 1918, the court moved to a newly constructed building on Sewagram Road. In 2004, a new court building was inaugurated by … Read more

The Ernakulam Court has a rich history dating back to British colonial rule. In 1813, a Valia or Huzur Court was established in Ernakulam, presided over by a Hindu, a Christian judge, and a Sastri, alongside the Dewan. This court dealt with various disputes, ensuring justice based on Dharma Sastras and local customs. In 1818, … Read more

Kaimur has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times, with its plateau region once inhabited by the Bhars, Cheros, and Savers. The Kharwars are considered the original settlers of the Rohtas hills. The district was part of the Magadh Empire from the 6th century B.C. to the 5th century A.D., under the Mauryan and … Read more

The District Court of Amreli operated out of Rajmahel before 16 January 2000. The newly constructed District Court building in Amreli was inaugurated on Sunday, 16 January 2000, by Hon’ble Justice Chunilal Karsandas Thakkar, who was then the Acting Chief Justice of the High Court of Gujarat. The ceremony was honored by the presence of … Read more

The District Court building, covering an area of 16,435.60 square meters, was previously located in the Pe-Shawe Wada. In January 1900, Shri J.I. Hitten served as the District Judge. The current building was constructed in 1968-69, with an Annex added in 2002. Additionally, the Family Court and Fast Track Court buildings were completed on the … Read more

The Judgeship of Jehanabad was established on 30 November 1992, having been carved out from the Sessions Division of Gaya. Before this, the administrative setup included Sub Divisional Courts in Jehanabad, where the District headquarters were established in 1986. Jehanabad is located 48 kilometers from Patna and 50 kilometers from Gaya. The Sessions Division at … Read more

The Hajipur Judgeship was established as a separate Sessions division on 19 May 1979, with its inauguration by Acting Chief Justice Hon’ble Sarwar Ali. Originally part of the Muzaffarpur Judgeship, it became a distinct entity with Sri Sahdeo Singh as its first District & Sessions Judge. The current District Judge, Sri Om Prakash Singh, is … Read more

Madhepura, originally a sub-division of Bhagalpur District, had its Munsif Court jurisdiction over the entire area of Saharsa and Madhepura until 1954. The Munsif Court at Madhepura is believed to have started soon after the formation of the sub-division in 1845. The court was transferred from Kishanganj to Madhepura by the Lieutenant Governor’s order on … Read more