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Gyalshing, also known as Geyzing, is a district in the Indian state of Sikkim, situated just west of the Rangit River on the Rathong-Kalet interface. It’s approximately 112 kilometers away from the state capital, Gangtok. The West District Headquarters is divided into two districts: Gyalshing and Soreng. Covering an area of 1166 square kilometers, West … Read more

The court of District & Sessions Judge of Sivasagar at Sivasagar was inaugurated by Hon’ble Chief Justice H. Lahiri of Gauhati High Court on 16th April 1985. The first roll of honor of District & Sessions Judge, Sivasagar was Sri G.S. Basumatari. History Of The Court Of Chief Judicial Magistrate: The Court of Chief Judicial … Read more

The Banka Judgeship was inaugurated on 29 November 2014 by the Hon’ble High Court Chief Justice in Patna. Banka district is located in the far southeast of the state of Bihar. Its eastern and southern borders coincide with the Godda district of the neighboring state, Jharkhand. To the west and northeast, it shares boundaries with … Read more

Champhai Court, previously known as the Addl Sub-ordinate District Council Court, traces its roots back to 7 January 1965, when it was inaugurated by Mr. J. Malsawma, who served as its first Magistrate. Initially housed in a three-story concrete building along with an adjacent single-story Assam-type building at Tlangrawt, Champhai Kahrawt, both owned by Mr. … Read more

On 14 August 1967, the undivided Darrang District and Sessions Judge Court was inaugurated by the Honorable Mr. Justice S. K. Dutta, the then Chief Justice of the Honorable Gauhati High Court. Mr. U. N. Rajkhowa was appointed as the first District and Sessions Judge of Darrang District. On 31 October 1985, Darrang District was … Read more

The Lower Dibang Valley district is an administrative district in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in North Eastern India. Roing serves as the district headquarters. The district derives its name from the mighty river Dibang, which flows through its heart and eventually merges into the Brahmaputra. Lower Dibang Valley district is bordered by the Dibang … Read more

Mangan is the headquarters of North Sikkim and is about 65 km from the state capital Gangtok. This district is the largest among the four districts of Sikkim. The district headquarters is situated about 2,000 feet (610 m) above sea level. The area of the Northern District is 4,226 km². North Sikkim is the seventh … Read more

In the beautiful highlands of South India, Kodagu, originally known as Coorg, has no documented judicial history dating back more than three centuries. Like many Indian dynasties, the region was ruled by several native rulers, notably the Nayaks, and originally included sections of Hassan, the border territories of Kerala, the coastal district of South Kanara, … Read more

The newly inaugurated court building in Kamrup district is located in Amingaon. Amingaon holds historical significance as it sits near the banks of the Brahmaputra River, where the renowned Battle of Saraighat occurred between the Ahom and the Mughals in 1671. Amingaon, a small industrial town, is separated from Guwahati city by the Brahmaputra River. … Read more

Barnala is the 20th district of the Indian state of Punjab, located in the center of the Malwa region. On 19 November 2006, after being separated from the former Sangrur district, it gained the status of district. With a relatively small population and area, Barnala shares borders with Ludhiana and Moga districts in the north, … Read more