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The District Gautam Buddha Nagar was officially established on 6 September 1997, following Government Order No. 1249/97/82/97, by carving portions out of the districts of Ghaziabad and Bulandshahar. This district encompasses Dadri and Bisrakh blocks from Ghaziabad and Dankaur and Jewar blocks from Bulandshahar. Additionally, 18 villages from Bulandshahar were added to Dankaur and Jewar … Read more

The District Courts in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, are established by the State Government in consultation with the High Court, considering the number of cases, topography, and population distribution. The Chamoli Court operates under a three-tier system, with the District and Sessions Judge at the highest level. This court handles civil and criminal cases, deriving its civil … Read more

Mahoba district, carved out of Hamirpur on 11 February 1995, is known as Mahotsav-Nagar, meaning “City of Festivals.” Renowned for warriors Alha and Udal, who valiantly fought against Prithviraj Chauhan, Mahoba’s history reflects their courage. Before becoming a district, it served as an Outlying Court under Hamirpur Judgeship. On 19 September 1995, several courts, including … Read more

The District & Sessions Court at Osmanabad has a rich historical background. Before Independence, Osmanabad was part of Naldurg District under Hyderabad State during the Nizamshahi period. At that time, the District & Sessions Court operated from Naldurg. After reorganization, Osmanabad became part of the Marathwada region, and the District & Sessions Court was established … Read more

Before 1818, Seoni was part of the Marathi Empire under the Bhonsle rulers of Nagpur. During their reign, justice was administered by kamavisdars (riot court officials) and zamindar patels. Kamavisdars either made decisions themselves or referred cases to Nyaya Panchayats. Patels did not have authority over civil matters, which were often settled by village elders, … Read more

The Subordinate Judge Court at Pakur was inaugurated on 1 May 1979 by Hon’ble Justice B.P. Jha of Patna High Court. The Additional District Judge Court was subsequently inaugurated on 12 May 1989 by Hon’ble Justice Ali Ahmed. In June 2001, Pakur Judgeship was separated from Sahibganj and started functioning independently. The District & Sessions … Read more

Latur has a rich history, having been ruled by various dynasties such as the Rashtrakutas, Satavahanas, and the Mughals. It was later part of the independent princely state of Hyderabad. After the merger of Hyderabad with India, Osmanabad became part of Bombay Province and later Maharashtra. Latur was separated from Osmanabad on 15 August 1982, … Read more

The Judicial District of Vadodara, formed in 1949, covers much of the former Baroda State. The District & Sessions Court, Vadodara, originally functioned in the historic “Nyay Mandir,” built by Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III in 1896. This building, also known as “Chimanabai Nyay Mandir,” housed various courts. In March 2018, all courts were moved to … Read more

It was formed in 1983 after the Ranchi district was divided into Ranchi, Lohardaga, and Gumla. Lohardaga serves as the administrative headquarters of the district under Ranchi Commissionerate, which comprises seven blocks: Lohardaga, Kuru, Bhandra, Caro, Kisko, Peshrar, and Senha. The district is spread over an area of ​​1491 sq km on the Chotanagpur plateau … Read more

Kolhapur Judicial District boasts a rich history, with its first court established in 1844 by the rulers. The princely state had its own High Court and Supreme Court. The District Court was set up in 1867, with the eminent jurist Late Shri. Mahadev Govind Ranade serving as the first District Judge. The old District Court … Read more