Court Recruitment

On 31 October 2013, the Nandurbar Judicial District was officially separated from Dhule District, marking the establishment of the District and Sessions Judge office in Nandurbar, with Shri R. P. Joshi as the first Principal District & Sessions Judge. The new District Court building was inaugurated on the same day by the Hon’ble Shri Justice … Read more

Sitamarhi Judgeship is about 140 km from Patna, located on NH-77 at Dumra, which is 5 km south of Sitamarhi and 50 km from Muzaffarpur. Situated within the Tirhut Commissionery, Sitamarhi lies on the banks of the Lakshmana (Lakhandei) river, which divides the township into two parts connected by several bridges. Initially part of Muzaffarpur … Read more

In the Kingdom of Cochin, Desavazhis and Naduvazhis settled disputes based on customary law, while serious cases were handled by the monarch. In 1812, under Colonel Munro’s Diwanship, graded law courts were established for the first time in Cochin. The first Subordinate Courts were set up at Trichur (Thrissur) and Tripunithura. On 1 November 1956, … Read more

In the Tehri Garhwal District of Uttarakhand, the highest court is the District and Sessions Judge, which holds principal civil jurisdiction under The Bengal, Agra, and Assam Civil Courts Act, of 1887. This court also tries session cases and has equivalent jurisdiction with the Additional District & Sessions Judges when present. The District Judge oversees … Read more

The Lakhisarai Judgeship was established on 20th September 2014. It was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Justice of Patna High Court, Sushree Rekha Manharlal Doshit, in the presence of the Hon’ble Inspecting Judge of Munger Judgeship, Mr. Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah, Judge of Patna High Court. Sri Ram Shreshtha Roy was the first District & Sessions … Read more

The District and Sessions Court, Betul, was established independently in 1969, with Sh. M.M. Jincywale serving as the first District and Sessions Judge. The District Court in Betul, Madhya Pradesh, was initially constructed between 1924-25 and 1947-48. Two additional courtrooms were added in 1948-49, and in 2013, eight more courtrooms were built within the campus. … Read more

Banaskantha District is named after the river “Banas,” which originates from the Dhebar pond located in the hills of Udaipur, Rajasthan. The district’s headquarters is in Palanpur, a city believed to be named after King Prahladandev, originally known as Prahladanpur. From the 14th century until India’s independence, Palanpur was ruled by Muslim rulers from Zalor, … Read more

Thiruvananthapuram is also known as Trivandrum. It is the capital of Kerala, which is called ‘God’s Own Country’. Located on the west coast of India, it is spread over 2,192 square kilometers and is the largest and most populous city in Kerala. The district judiciary consists of a major District and Sessions Court as well … Read more

The historical Indore District Court building was established in 1905 by the Regency Council during the reign of Maharaja Tukojirao Holkar III. Designed by M/s Stevenson & Company, the architecture commemorated the visit of England’s future emperor, George V, to Indore. The city, often referred to as “Indur” by Maharashtrian locals, is a key transportation … Read more