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Banda Judgeship, formed in 1958 after separating from Jhansi Judgeship, is located close to the Banda Collectorate and comprises four main court buildings. The Heritage Building, constructed in 1835, serves as the District Judge’s office and includes essential sections like Administration, Nazarat, Accounts, Records, and Copying. The Multistory Building from 1983-84 houses several courts, a … Read more

On 1 April 1978, Sundargarh Judgeship was separated from Sambalpur Judgeship and the court of District and Sessions Judge started functioning from the same day. Apart from this court, other subordinate courts are located at Rourkela, Bonai, Rajgangpur, Hemgir and Birmitrapur. Sundargarh district is divided into three subdivisions, with a total of 16 tehsils, 17 … Read more

Gadchiroli district, formerly part of Chandrapur, was established as an independent district on 26 August 1982. The Court of Additional District Judge and Additional Sessions Judges was set up in 1989, and the Gadchiroli Judicial District officially began operating on 3 July  2004, with Shri M.N. Patale as its first Principal District and Sessions Judge. … Read more

Sonepur Judgeship was formed on 23 June 2012, carved out from the Bolangir-Sonepur Judgeship, with Sonepur as its district headquarters. The first District Judge of Sonepur was Sri Niranjan Sahu. Other subordinate courts are located in Biramaharajpur, Rampur, Binka, Tarva, and Dunguripali. The name “Sonepur” is derived from “Subarnapur,” meaning “Golden City” in Sanskrit. This … Read more

Phek is a district in the Southeastern part of Nagaland, bordered by Myanmar to the east and other districts in Nagaland and Manipur. Established as a separate district on 21 December 1973, it is primarily inhabited by the Chakhesang and Pochury tribes, with Phek serving as the district headquarters. The District Court Phek was set … Read more

Before the separation of the Judiciary from the Executive, civil and criminal powers were vested in the Deputy Commissioner and their Assistants. When the judiciary was separated from the executive on 27 June 2014, the district had 3 police stations, 1 outpost, and 1 check post under its jurisdiction. The Court of the District and … Read more

Sambalpur, known as the ‘Heart’ of western Odisha, has a rich heritage and history, particularly in the field of judiciary. In the early 20th century, the Bengal Presidency, which included Odisha, saw the establishment of the Manbhum-Sambalpur Judgeship in 1910, with its headquarters in Purulia, Bihar. Initially, the District & Sessions Judge visited Sambalpur every … Read more

Rajgarh District was formed in 1976, originally part of the Eastern District of Rajgarh District Court, Guna. Since its establishment in July 1976, the northern part of Rajgarh District has included the tehsils of Biaora, Narsinghgarh, Khilchipur, and Jirapur, which are part of the revenue district of Rajgarh. The Sarangpur tehsil, which was previously under … Read more

The Court of District and Sessions Judge Shillong was established in 1973. In the regular areas of Shillong, the courts of the District Judge, Munsiff, and others handle civil cases originating from these areas. These courts operate under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, along with other laws that define their territorial and financial jurisdiction. … Read more

Barabanki District Court, located in the middle of Uttar Pradesh, has a rich judicial history dating back to the British era. The district judiciary, headquartered in Barabanki, has a sanctioned strength of 44 judicial officers. The court system comprises the outlying courts of Haidergarh and Ram Sanehi Ghat as well as two Gram Courts. The … Read more