Court Recruitment

Before 1956, Bijnor and Nagina were part of the Moradabad Judgeship and functioned as outline courts. The Bijnor Judgeship was formally established by Government Order no. 8122/vii-678/52 on 18th June 1956, which temporarily created two courts: one for the District & Sessions Court and another for the Civil Judge. Following the establishment of the judgeship, … Read more

Jalpaiguri district, located in the Indian state of West Bengal, is known for its natural beauty and simplicity, which leave a lasting impression on visitors. Established on 1 January 1869, Jalpaiguri city serves as the headquarters and hosts the Circuit Bench of the Calcutta High Court, along with the Jalpaiguri District Court, also called Nawabbari … Read more

Deoghar is the main city of Deoghar District in Jharkhand’s Santhal Pargana division, and it became a separate district on 1 June 1983 after being carved out of the Dumka district. Deoghar district has two sub-divisions: Deoghar Sadar and Madhupur. The Judgeship of Deoghar was established on 26th May 1984, with Sri Sachidanand Jha appointed … Read more

Virudhunagar District, formed on 15 March 1985 after the trifurcation of the erstwhile Ramanathapuram District, spans 4243 sq. km. It is bordered by Kerala to the west, Madurai and Sivagangai districts to the north, Ramanathapuram to the east, and Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi, and Tenkasi districts to the south. The district is known for its trade in … Read more

The Prayagraj (Allahabad) district, situated between 24°47′ and 25°47′ North latitude and 81° and 82°21′ East longitude, spans 170 km east to west and 101 km north to south. Its boundaries include Pratapgarh and Jaunpur districts to the north, separated by the Ganga River, with Varanasi to the east, Mirzapur to the southeast, Madhya Pradesh … Read more

The judicial history of the Harda district is fascinating. After becoming a separate district from Hoshangabad in July 1998, the District Court of Harda was established on 1 May 2005, alongside a 100-year-old BAR. The current building housing the CJM Court, Nazraat, Copying, and Record-Room was originally constructed by the British government in 1913 and … Read more

The Hadoti region, where Bundi is located, is named after the Hada Rajputs, who were descendants of the Chauhan clan. The Hadas settled in the area in the 12th century, with Bundi being conquered by them in 1241 and Kota in 1264. At its peak, Bundi ruled over the present-day districts of Baran, Bundi, Kota, … Read more

Gujarat State was established on 14 May 1960, after being carved out of the erstwhile Bombay State. Initially, the state comprised 15 districts, each with its own District and Sessions Judge, and Mahesana was among these original districts. The foundation of Mahesana town was laid by Mesaji Chavada, who placed the idol of Goddess “Toranvali … Read more

Morbi District, situated in Gujarat’s Saurashtra region, was established on 15 August 2013, marking India’s 67th Independence Day. The district comprises five talukas: Morbi, Maliya, Tankara, Wankaner, and Halvad. It shares borders with Kutch, Surendranagar, Rajkot, and Jamnagar districts. Morbi, the district headquarters, is known as the “City of Peacocks” and is rich in natural … Read more