Court Recruitment

Bilaspur State was among the pioneers in India to implement the separation of the judiciary from the executive branch, a decision made by Raja Anand Chand in 1939. Before 1934, the state’s courts followed a defined code and procedure under the governance of a Diwan. However, with the retirement of the Diwan in 1934, a … Read more

Jind, a city with a rich historical legacy, was under the rule of the Maharaja of Jind before India’s independence. The Maharaja served as the head of the Judicial System, appointing Nizams (Magistrates) who decided cases on the spot. In 1983, the courts shifted to the present Judicial Complex, leaving behind the historical building constructed … Read more

The origins of the present courts in Jalandhar can be traced back to Baron Lawrence. Following the First Sikh War (1845-46), Baron Lawrence was appointed Commissioner of the newly annexed district of Jullundur. Here, he subdued hill chiefs, established courts and police posts, and worked towards eradicating female infanticide and Sati. As a part of … Read more

In the Tretha Yug, Durg was well known as Shivadurga of the ‘Dakshin Kaushal’ Province. In the Hindu Granth ‘Ramayana’, Maharaja Dasharatha Of Uttar Kaushal married Kaushalya, the daughter of Maharaja Kaushal. The District Durg was included in Ashoka’s Empire. However, the first exact reference regarding the word “Durg” comes around the 8th century A.D. … Read more

The Upper Subansiri district was established in the year 1980. The district gets its name from the Subansiri River, which flows across its entirety. It shares its northern border, known as the McMahon Line, with China. It stands as the 4th largest district in terms of land area. The District Court was inaugurated by then … Read more

Solan became a district of Himachal Pradesh on 1 September 1972. It was created from the Solan and Arki Tehsils of the then Mahasu District and Kandaghat and Nalagarh Tehsils of the then Shimla District. The district is divided into four sub-divisions (Solan, Nalagarh, Arki, and Kandaghat), five tehsils (Arki, Kandaghat, Kasauli, Nalagarh, and Solan), … Read more

In the pre-Independence era, Ramanagara town was under the governance of the British officer “Sir Barry Close” (1756-1813), hence it was formerly known as Closepet. Later, it was renamed Ramanagara by the former Chief Minister of Karnataka State, Sri Kengal Hanumanthaiah. Another notable figure, Sri Kempegowda, hails from Magadi taluk in Ramanagara District. The district, … Read more

In Raichur, the Junior Division Court commenced operations in 1923, while the District Court started its functioning on 1 November 1956. Raichur District encompasses five talukas: Manvi, Devadurga, Sindhanur, and Lingasugur. Presently, Raichur hosts 11 operational courts, including the Principal District and Sessions Court, Additional District and Sessions Court, and various Civil Judge and Judicial … Read more

The revenue district of Ukhrul used to be a part of the former judicial district of Manipur East. The court of CJM, Ukhrul and Civil Judge (Jr. Div)/JMFC Ukhrul fell under the jurisdiction of the District & Sessions Judge, Manipur East. In the later part of 2015, Ukhrul District was established as a full-fledged judicial … Read more

West Siang District, headquartered in Aalo, is bordered to the North by China, to the East by Upper Siang & Siang districts, to the South by Lower Siang & Assam, and to the West by Upper Subansiri & Lower Subansiri districts of Arunachal Pradesh. Home to various tribes like Galo, Minyong, Bori, Bokar, Pailibo, Ramos, … Read more