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In the Rewa district, justice was once administered in the Rajshahi and Rajdarbar. Maharaja Vishwanath Pratap Singh later established a separate judicial system in 1827, forming the Mitakshara Court and Dharmasabha, famously known as Kachehri Mitakshara. Prominent figures like Pandit Krishnachari, Gobindram Shukla, and Gokul Nath Mahapatra oversaw criminal decisions, while Ramnath Gadriha was appointed … Read more

The former Garhwa Subdivision of Palamau District, originally comprising eight blocks, became a separate district named “Garhwa” on 1st April 1991. Currently, Garhwa district is part of Palamau Commissionery, consisting of fourteen blocks, sixteen police stations, and three sub-divisions: Garhwa, Nagar Untari, and Ranka. The Garhwa Sub-Divisional Court has been operational since 18th August 1961, … Read more

Zunheboto, located in the heart of Nagaland, is home to the Sumi Nagas, known as a martial tribe. The town’s name originates from the Sumi words ‘zunhebo,’ a flowering shrub common in the area, and ‘to,’ meaning hill-top, reflecting its location atop rolling hills. The district is bordered by Mokokchung to the east and Wokha … Read more

Porbandar, a city in the Indian state of Gujarat, is well-known as the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi and Sudama. The foundation stone for the District Court Complex in Porbandar was laid by the Hon’ble Mr. Justice D.S. Sinha, Chief Justice of the Gujarat High Court. The complex is located about 7 km from the Bus … Read more

When Gujarat was formed in 1960, the High Court of Bombay also served Mahsana District. On 01-05-1960, the Gujarat High Court took over, bringing Mahsana and Patan under its jurisdiction. At that time, Patan had a Senior Civil Court and Civil (J.D.) & J.M.F. Court, with sessions cases and appeals handled at Mahsana District and … Read more

In 1876, the British Government designated Wokha as the District Headquarters of Naga Hills in Assam, which was later shifted to Kohima in 1878, making Wokha a Sub-Division. In 1889, the Sub-Division moved to Mokokchung, and Wokha regained its status as a Sub-Division in 1957 when Mokokchung became a district. During the first General Election … Read more

The District and Sessions Court of Ratlam has a rich history, operating continuously since 1920. During the princely era, twelve states of the Malwa region shared a rotating High Court, presided over by a “Puny Judge,” with hearings held at the Moti Mahal. One notable figure was Mr. Ratan Lal from Dhar State. Special rules … Read more

From the beginning, the Sessions Court of Panchmahals District operated in Godhra, serving both Bharuch and Dahod Districts under a joint jurisdiction. The court was initially set up on the ground floor of the State Government Vishramgruh, while the Sessions Judge’s residence was located on the first floor of the same building. In 1962, Bharuch … Read more

Tuensang District, the largest in Nagaland, has its headquarters in Tuensang town. According to the 2023 census, the population is estimated at 273,269. The main indigenous tribes include the Chang, Sangtams, Yimkhiungs, and Khiamniungans, with Aos and Sümis forming a smaller part of the population. Christianity is the predominant religion, although some animistic beliefs persist, … Read more

Banda Judgeship, formed in 1958 after separating from Jhansi Judgeship, is located close to the Banda Collectorate and comprises four main court buildings. The Heritage Building, constructed in 1835, serves as the District Judge’s office and includes essential sections like Administration, Nazarat, Accounts, Records, and Copying. The Multistory Building from 1983-84 houses several courts, a … Read more