Court Recruitment

Before the independence of India, the executive and judicial functions in Datia district were under the ruling king. The king as the head of the judicial system was supported by the Diwan, who managed judicial matters, while feudal lords, Sikdars and military officers handled minor issues and military administration. Under the modern judicial system, Datia … Read more

After India’s independence in 1947 and the formation of Madhya Pradesh on 1 November 1956, West Nimar district came into existence. Khargone was chosen as the headquarters for administrative revenue, police, and government offices, while the District Court was established at Mandleshwar. Civil courts were also set up in Khargone, Kasrawad, Bhikangaon, Sanawad, Barwah, and … Read more

Damoh district in Madhya Pradesh, India is part of Sagar Division and is located at 23°09’ north latitude and 79°03’ east longitude. Situated in the north-eastern part of the state, it is bounded by Sagar in the west, Narsinghpur and Jabalpur in the south, Chhatarpur in the north and Panna and Katni in the east. … Read more

In the civil administration of Khandwa, justice in civil matters was initially handled by local authorities. However, unresolved cases were often settled by the resident panchayat. In 1846, judicial resolution in civil matters formally began with the appointment of a Collector and Assistant Superintendent. By 1864, when Nimad was incorporated into the Central Province, a … Read more

The history of Chhindwara Court dates back to the British period when the first court building was built in 1865. Initially, the court operated in a two-story building known as the “Mundi Kachhari”. In 1904, a new building was completed, which now serves as the civil court. Notable legal figures such as Khan Bahadur Syed … Read more

The Judgeship of Rohtas was established in 1978, six years after the formation of Rohtas District. Inaugurated on 23 December 1978 by Hon’ble Chief Justice Mr. K.B.N. Singh of the Patna High Court, the Judgeship initially encompassed areas now under Bhojpur, Buxar, and Kaimur Judgeships. The headquarters of Rohtas Judgeship is at Sasaram, with sub-divisional … Read more

The Judicial Building was inaugurated on 5 November 1928 by Hon’ble Sir Charles Gordon Hill Fawcett, PUISNE Judge of the Bombay High Court. The building was designed by the consulting architect of the Government of Bombay and constructed under the supervision of officers from the headquarters of the Public Works Department. The estimated cost was … Read more

North Garo Hills, the northernmost part of the Garo Hills region, serves as the gateway to the entire area and shares a border with Assam. The district’s population is a mix of indigenous Garo tribes and other smaller tribes, including Rabhas, Hajongs, Kacharis, and Boros. The region experiences a subtropical climate with adequate rainfall, and … Read more

The new District Court Building was inaugurated by the esteemed Guardian Judges, Hon’ble Shri Justice S.S. Shinde and Hon’ble Shri Justice A.M. Badar of the Bombay High Court, on 12 February 2017. This six-storied building (G+5) features 49 spacious court halls along with related offices. It is equipped with six lifts for advocates, litigants, and … Read more

The Court of the District and Sessions Judge in Nongpoh was established in 2013 and was officially inaugurated on 31 August 2013 by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Meghalaya, Dr. Mukul Sangma, along with Hon’ble Mr. Justice T. Nandakumar Singh, who was the Acting Chief Justice of the High Court of Meghalaya at that time. … Read more