Court Recruitment

Saharanpur was occupied by the British East India Company in 1803, along with the present districts of Muzaffarnagar and Haridwar. The region came fully under British control in 1804, after the defeat of the Maratha forces and the suppression of the frequent Sikh attacks. Saharanpur is renowned for its intricate woodwork, which has been a … Read more

The District Court Kaushambi, established on 13 October 2000, at Manjhanpur, marked a significant step towards improving access to justice for citizens in remote areas. Shri Jagat Prakash served as its first District & Sessions Judge. Earlier, jurisdiction was under the Allahabad District Court. The court initially operated from an Anganwadi building provided by the … Read more

The District Court of Bageshwar was established on 29 February 2000. Situated in a hilly region, Bageshwar lies at the confluence of the Saryu and Gomti rivers. Initially made a separate Tehsil in 1974, Bageshwar was declared a Pargana in 1976. In September 1997, it was designated as a new district of Uttar Pradesh. Currently, … Read more

The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal was established on 2 December 1959 as part of the City Civil & Sessions Court. Later, in June 1962, it became an independent court at Jehangir Building, Kalaghoda, Mumbai. Over the years, additional courts were created to handle the increasing number of cases: the Second Court in 1972, the Third … Read more

West Khasi Hills was carved out of the former Khasi Hills District on 28 October 1976, with Nongstoin as its headquarters. Covering an area of 5247 sq. kms, it is now divided into two blocks: Nongstoin C&RD Block and Mawshynrut C&RD Block. The District and Sessions Court in Nongstoin was established on 3rd June 2014 … Read more

Rampur District, located between latitudes 28°25’N and 29°10’N, and longitudes 78°0’E and 69°0’E, covers an area of 2,367 sq. km in Uttar Pradesh‘s Moradabad Division. It shares borders with Udham Singh Nagar to the north, Bareilly to the east, Moradabad to the west, and Badaun to the south. The district has an elevation of 192 … Read more

Narmadapuram, formerly known as Hoshangabad, became a civil district in the Central Provinces in 1904, with a court of the District Judge and other subordinate courts, such as the courts of Sub-Judges and Munsifs. Tehsildars in Sohagpur, Harda and Seoni (Seoni Malwa) were also entrusted with judicial responsibilities for minor cases. By 1931, the jurisdiction … Read more

The district judiciary plays a vital role in upholding constitutional values ​​and protecting the fundamental rights of citizens. Within the framework of parliamentary democracy and federalism, the judiciary is an essential part of governance, ensuring justice – a fundamental human expectation – and maintaining social order. The District Court of Jajpur became an independent tribunal … Read more

Ujjain district was initially part of the TAG state, with a judicial system shaped by foreign rule. In 1853, the powers of the ijaradars were abolished, and kamshadars and subas were appointed in various parganas and districts, respectively, to exercise judicial authority. By 1907, a Chief Court was established in Lashkar (Gwalior), and the Provincial … Read more

Raebareli district was established in the year 1858. Following the enforcement of the Code of Criminal Procedure in 1898, the Raebareli Sessions Division was formed. The district came under the jurisdiction of a District Judge for civil matters, assisted by a Civil Judge, often referred to as the Subordinate Judge. On the criminal side, the … Read more