Court Recruitment

Mayiladuthurai, previously called Mayurapuram and Mayavaram, gained its name through the divine lore of Goddess Parvathi, who appeared as a peacock to attract Lord Shiva. Known for its rich cultural heritage, it is home to significant temples like Vaitheeswaran Koil and Keezhaperumpallam, which honor the nine planets. The town also boasts historical institutions like Dharmapuram … Read more

Rajsamand district, carved from Udaipur district on 10 April 1991, is named after the iconic Rajsamand Lake, built by Maharana Raj Singh. Located 67 km north of Udaipur and 352 km south of Jaipur on NH 8, it lies between latitudes 24°46′ to 26°01′ N and longitudes 73°28′ to 74°18′ E. Surrounded by Ajmer, Pali, … Read more

In 1736, the Naick dynasty of Madurai ended with Rani Meenakshi’s tragic suicide, marking the collapse of an era of peace and prosperity. Chaos followed, with unstable governance and invasions, including those by the British East India Company. By 1801, the Company took control, and efforts led by Collector Mr. Hurdis revitalized the city, repopulating … Read more

Hapur, originally named Haripura and founded by Raja Hari Singh in 983 AD, has a rich history of active participation in India’s freedom struggles. During the 1857 uprising, local residents like Maud Jabardar Khan and Ch. Ulfat Khan were martyred, exemplifying Hapur’s unity and resilience. Later, in the 1942 Quit India Movement, agitators sacrificed their … Read more

Karur, one of Tamil Nadu‘s ancient cities, has a rich history dating back over 2,000 years. It was ruled by the Cheras, Cholas, Pandyas, Pallavas, Naickers, Tipu Sultan, and later the British. Once a prominent trading hub during the Sangam era, it was known as Karuvoor or Vanji. Archaeological finds like Roman coins, Chera coins, … Read more

Hamirpur district headquarters is nestled between the Yamuna and Betwa rivers, with the District Court complex located on the banks of the Yamuna River. In 1956, the Hamirpur Judgeship functioned as an Outer Court of the Banda Judgeship, with a single Civil and Sessions Judge Court. Shri Jagdish Sharma was appointed as the first District … Read more

Krishnagiri, a district in Tamil Nadu, holds historical and cultural significance. It is renowned as one of India’s largest mango producers and was the first district in Tamil Nadu to pilot e-Governance under the National e-Governance Project. With evidence of human habitation from the Paleolithic to Mesolithic eras, the region boasts rock paintings and carvings … Read more

Pratapgarh, the 33rd district of Rajasthan, was established on 26 January 2008 and forms part of the Udaipur Division. It was carved out from the tehsils of Chittorgarh, Udaipur, and Banswara districts. The district headquarters, Pratapgarh town is the second least populated district of Rajasthan as per the 2011 Census, after Jaisalmer. Historically, Pratapgarh was … Read more

The District Court, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri, established on 2 June 2022, currently oversees 11 courts and the District Legal Service Authority. It comprises three District Courts, two Senior Civil Judge Courts, and six Junior Civil Judge Courts. The district, carved out of the erstwhile Nalgonda District, includes taluka courts in Ramannapet, Aleru, and Choutuppal. Yadadri Bhuvanagiri … Read more

The Pali Judgeship, established on 1 April 1949, comprises nine subdivisions and ten tehsils, including Pali, Bali, Sojat, Jaitaran, Sumerpur, Desuri, Marwar Junction, Bar, and Raipur. Shri Rajeev Rup Singh served as its first District Judge. Initially, Sirohi District Court was under Pali Judgeship until it became a separate entity through Proclamation Notification No.F-47(3) Jud./76, … Read more