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Court Recruitment Cooch Behar, located in the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, is the district headquarters and largest city of Cooch Behar District in West Bengal. A planned town, it is renowned for its royal heritage, with prominent attractions such as the Cooch Behar Palace and Madan Mohan Bari temple. Historically, Cooch Behar was part of the … Read more
Thanjavur has a rich history of justice dispensation dating back to the Chola dynasty, with renowned kings like Manuneethi Chozhan and Sibi Chakaravarthi known for their commitment to justice. The Thanjavur District Court was established in 1806, initially covering the districts of Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, and Nagapattinam. Charles Wood Cock served as the first Zillah Judge … Read more
The Mancherial Judicial District was carved out from the former Adilabad District, with the Prl. District and Sessions Court, Mancherial, being established on 2 June 2022. This marked a significant milestone in the judicial history of the region, as the new district aims to provide better access to justice for its residents. The newly formed … Read more
Tenkasi district, previously part of the Tirunelveli district, was bifurcated on 13 January 2024 as per G.O. No. 917, dated 7 December 2012. Located in the southern part of Tamil Nadu, Tenkasi shares boundaries with Virudhunagar, Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli, and Kerala. The district is blessed with abundant rivers like Chittar and Anumanadhi, supporting a thriving agricultural … Read more
The District Court of Mahabubnagar was established in 1951. It comprises a total of fifteen courts, which include five District Courts, one Fast Track Special Court for the expeditious disposal of rape cases and cases under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, two Senior Civil Judge’s Courts, and seven Junior Civil Judge’s … Read more
Before Ajmer merged into Rajasthan, it was known as Ajmer-Merwara, governed under the Ajmer Courts Regulation Act, 1926. The Judicial Commissioner was appointed by the Governor General, with Mr. W.T.W. Baker as the first in 1926 and Mr. B.N. Nigam as the last in 1955. Notably, Shri Atma Charan served as Judicial Commissioner in 1950-51, … Read more
Mahabubabad, formerly known as Manukota, derives its name from “Mranukota,” where “Mranu” means “tree” and “Kota” means “fort” in Telugu, translating to “a fort made of trees.” In earlier times, the area was densely covered with trees, resembling a natural fort. The name changed to Mahabubabad after the visit of Nizam ruler Mahabub Ali Khan, … Read more
Sivagangai District, located in Tamil Nadu, is bordered by Pudukkottai District to the northeast, Tiruchirappalli to the north, Ramanathapuram to the southeast, Virudhunagar to the southwest, and Madurai to the west. It was carved out of the composite Ramanathapuram district as per G.O. MS. No. 1122 dated 6 July 1984 and began functioning as a … Read more
The name “Bardhaman,” anglicized as Burdwan, originates from the Sanskrit term Vardhamana, meaning prosperity or growth. Its history dates back to 5000 BC during the Mesolithic period. According to Jain scriptures, Bardhaman might have been named after the 24th Jain Tirthankara, Mahavira, who spent time in the region. Alternatively, it is believed that the name … Read more
Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, was founded on 18 November 1727 by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, a Kachwaha Rajput. Previously, Amber was his capital, but due to water scarcity and population growth, he shifted to Jaipur. Designed by Vidyadhar Bhattacharya, a scholar from Bengal, the city followed Vastu Shastra principles and ancient architectural texts. … Read more