Court Recruitment

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

Kapurthala city in Punjab is the administrative center of the district. Once the royal capital under British rule, its landscape displays a picturesque blend of French and Indo-Saracenic architecture, reminiscent of its imperial past. Known as the ‘City of Palaces and Gardens’, remnants of its royal heritage adorn the present-day city, offering a glimpse of … Read more

Peren District is home to the Zeliangs, who trace their origins to Nkuilwangdi in Manipur’s Senapati District. After consolidating British rule in Kohima by 1879, the British extended their control to the Barail ranges, where the Zeliangs, known as Kacha Nagas, lived. To strengthen their colonial administration, the British constructed link roads, including a bridle … Read more

Raisen district, once part of Bhopal Preseli State, became an independent revenue district on 5 May 1950. The district derives its name from the ancient fort at Raisen, its headquarters. It was declared a civil district in 1978, with Shri AC Dalani appointed as the first District Judge. In 1956-57, a Civil Judge Class-2 court … Read more

Gir-Somnath District in Gujarat, located in the Saurashtra region with its headquarters in Veraval, is renowned for the Somnath Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines of Lord Shiva. The district was carved out of Junagadh in August 2013 and the Judicial District was established in June 2016. Currently, the District Court operates from the … Read more

The Judgeship of Rayagada was officially separated from its parent Judgeship of Koraput at Jeypore and began functioning independently from 7 July 2012. The inauguration ceremony was graced by Hon’ble Justice B.N. Mohapatra and Hon’ble Justice B.K. Mishra of the Orissa High Court, Cuttack. The event also saw the presence of Hon’ble Shri Ajit Kumar … Read more

Jamnagar was originally named Navanagar. His Highness Jam Rawal constructed the Darbar Gadh Fort and named the city Navanagar. Later, the heirs of Raja who ruled over the region renamed it Jamnagar. Jamnagar is also known as Chhota Kasi. Judicial officers were appointed for the first time in Jamnagar District and some of the Talukas … Read more