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The Surendranagar District Court, established in 1950, holds a significant place in the history of Gujarat’s judiciary. The district, originally known as Zalawad, was named after the Zala Rajputs who ruled the region. The town of Surendranagar, which serves as the district headquarters, was previously known as Wadhwan Camp, the base for British Political Agents. … Read more

Gondia Judicial District was formed by separating it from Bhandara Judicial District on 27 February 2011. The Principal District and Sessions Court in Gondia was inaugurated by Hon. Chief Minister Shri Prithviraj Chavan and Hon. Justice Shri D.D. Sinha of Bombay High Court. Union Heavy Industries Minister Shri Praful Patel and Hon. Justice Shri P.B. … Read more

In the pre-independence era, the District and Sessions Judge of Mainpuri held jurisdiction over Etawah. The Court of Civil Judge (Junior Division) was established in 1902, followed by the Court of Civil Judge (Senior Division) in 1926. On August 1, 1958, Etawah was separated from the jurisdiction of the District Judge of Mainpuri, becoming an … Read more

The present J.P. Nagar District, now known as Amroha, was part of Moradabad Sarkar under the Delhi Subah of the Mughal Empire. Later, it came under Awadh and was ceded to the British East India Company by the Nawab of Awadh in 1801. Raja Amarjodha of the Bansi dynasty ruled Amroha in 474 B.C. As … Read more

Hanumangarh district, carved out of Ganganagar on 12 July 1994, is Rajasthan‘s 31st district, comprising tehsils like Sangaria, Tibi, Hanumangarh, Pilibanga, Rawatsar, Nohar, and Bhadra. The district headquarters, located on the banks of the Ghaggar River (believed to be the modern form of the Saraswati), is split into Hanumangarh Town to the north and Hanumangarh … Read more

The judicial courts of Kannur district are situated just 1 km away from Thalassery town, near the Thalassery-Kannur National Highway, overlooking the Arabian Sea. These courts function within a complex of buildings that were once the godowns of the British East India Company, including the present Principal District Judge’s Court. The Thalassery Court Complex houses … Read more

During British rule, Lalitpur served as the Tehsil Headquarters of Jhansi District. A Munsif-Magistrate Court was established in Lalitpur, operating from a building provided by the Revenue Department. In 1974, Lalitpur was declared a District Headquarters by the then Chief Minister, Shri H.N. Bahuguna. Subsequently, in 1976, a District Court was set up, initially functioning … Read more

Initially, the District and Sessions Court, Ahmedabad (Rural) was situated at Bhadra until 3 November 1961, after which it was shifted to Narol on 4 November 1961, functioning there until 17 October 1988, which is about 15 kms from Ahmedabad. Subsequently, on 18 October 1988, the District Court moved to a newly constructed Judicial Complex … Read more

Dungarpur, named after the “town of hillocks,” lies in southern Rajasthan between 23°20′–24°01′ N latitude and 73°21′–74°01′ E longitude. The town’s origins trace back to a Bhil settlement led by chieftain Dungaria, who was killed by Rawal Veer Singh Dev in the 14th century. Historically, the region was part of “Vagad” or “Bagar,” with Vatpadrak … Read more

Khunti has long been synonymous with rebellion and struggle, having played a pivotal role during the historic Birsa movement of 1875. Originally part of Ranchi district, Khunti was established as an administrative subdivision in 1905, following Gumla in 1902 and preceding Simdega in 1915. The region holds a prominent place in history due to its … Read more