Court Recruitment

Gondia Judicial District was formed by separating it from Bhandara Judicial District on 27 February 2011. The Principal District and Sessions Court in Gondia was inaugurated by Hon. Chief Minister Shri Prithviraj Chavan and Hon. Justice Shri D.D. Sinha of Bombay High Court. Union Heavy Industries Minister Shri Praful Patel and Hon. Justice Shri P.B. … Read more

The judicial courts of Kannur district are situated just 1 km away from Thalassery town, near the Thalassery-Kannur National Highway, overlooking the Arabian Sea. These courts function within a complex of buildings that were once the godowns of the British East India Company, including the present Principal District Judge’s Court. The Thalassery Court Complex houses … Read more

Initially, the District and Sessions Court, Ahmedabad (Rural) was situated at Bhadra until 3 November 1961, after which it was shifted to Narol on 4 November 1961, functioning there until 17 October 1988, which is about 15 kms from Ahmedabad. Subsequently, on 18 October 1988, the District Court moved to a newly constructed Judicial Complex … Read more

Khunti has long been synonymous with rebellion and struggle, having played a pivotal role during the historic Birsa movement of 1875. Originally part of Ranchi district, Khunti was established as an administrative subdivision in 1905, following Gumla in 1902 and preceding Simdega in 1915. The region holds a prominent place in history due to its … Read more

Idukki District, located in the eastern part of Kerala, is the state’s second-largest district by area. The Idukki District Court, established in 1978, has jurisdiction over the taluks of Devikulam, Peermade, Udumbanchola, and Thodupuzha. The judicial headquarters is situated at Muttom near Thodupuzha. Before the formation of Idukki in 1976, these taluks were part of … Read more

The Nuh is the district headquarters of the Mewat district in the state of Haryana. It lies on the Delhi-Alwar highway and is about 45 kilometers from Gurugram. The town assumed importance in the time of Bahadur Singh of Ghasera because of the trade-in Salt which was manufactured in the neighboring villages. To the west of the town … Read more

The Judgeship of Bhadrak is headquartered in the city of Bhadrak, which holds a rich historical significance. Bhadrak was under the rule of the Ganga dynasty from 1211 AD to 1436 AD, and the Surya Bansi dynasty from 1436 AD to 1568 AD. Following this period, Suleman Karani and his son Daud governed Bhadrak until … Read more