Court Recruitment

Siddharthnagar District was formed on 29 December 1988, and named after Prince Siddharth, the childhood name of Mahatma Gautam Buddha. The district is located in eastern Uttar Pradesh, and its jurisdiction includes important Buddhist sites like Kapilvastu and Lumbini, the birthplace of Buddha. The district judiciary began functioning on 30 March 1990, with the establishment … Read more

The history of judgeship in the region dates back to 1876 when the Sessions Judge/Kacheri was first established. By 1889, both the Sessions Judge and the Munsif Court became operational, and in 1907, an outlying Munsif Court was inaugurated at Biswan. The Akbarpur House, serving as the residence for the Sessions Judge, was acquired on … Read more

The Government of Uttar Pradesh, through notification no. ‘Nyaya/Aya-Vya-Niyojan/Anubhag’ dated 21 October 1989, established four courts in the Sessions Division of Sonbhadra: District and Sessions Court, Civil Judge Court, Chief Judicial Magistrate Court, and Judicial Magistrate Court. It was directed that the officer appointed as District and Sessions Judge, Sonbhadra, would also function as the … Read more

Sultanpur district, in the Awadh region of Uttar Pradesh, lies on the banks of the holy Gomti River. Believed to be the birthplace of Kush, the son of Lord Ram, it is associated with Kusapura, where Gautama Buddha reportedly taught for six months. A stupa built by King Ashoka once stood here, as noted by … Read more

The town of Unnao was established as a municipality and has a rich history dating back to ancient times. In the Mughal era under Akbar, the region was part of Sirkar Lucknow in the Subah of Awadh. During the Nawabi period, it was divided into various chaklas including Purwa, Rasulabad, Safipur, and Baiswara. After the … Read more

The Varanasi Judgeship, with its roots tracing back to 1913, initially operated from a Civil Court constructed across the Varuna River. At that time, it included a District Judge, Civil Judge, and Judge of the Small Causes Court. In 1923, the Munsif City and Munsif Hawali courts were established, covering the entire Varanasi district. Later, … Read more

In the early 20th century, Gurugram district was part of the Delhi Division. The Deputy Commissioner reported to higher authorities for revenue and general administration, and the District Judge was under the Divisional Judge for civil law matters. By 1910, the district underwent administrative changes and was later attached to the Hisar Sessions Division until … Read more

Dhalai District was formed in 1995 by splitting North Tripura District and incorporating a portion of Amarpur Sub-Division from South Tripura District. The creation aimed at addressing the administrative needs for development and effective governance in predominantly tribal and remote areas. The district derives its name from the Dhalai River, originating within its boundaries. The … Read more