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The name “Paralakhemundi” originated from “Prabalakhanda,” meaning a piece of coral, which evolved. The area, once under the Madra Presidency, saw the Kalachuris occupying it in the 12th century. A prolonged war between the Gajapatis and Kalachuris lasted from 1110 to 1238, ending with the Gajapati king Ananga Bhima Deva’s victory. The first recorded Zamindar … Read more

Kanshiram Nagar, known as Kasganj, was formed on 17 April 2008, by carving it out from Etah district. Part of the Aligarh Division, it includes three tehsils: Kanshiram Nagar, Patiali, and Sahavar, covering 1,993.08 sq. km, ranking 68th in Uttar Pradesh. The district borders Farrukhabad, Aligarh, Etah, and Budaun and features 10 police stations to … Read more

The Ghaziabad Judgeship was established on 14 November 1976, with the issuance of notification No. 7022/VII-A.N.358/76 on 13th November 1976, marking the formation of the Ghaziabad district on the same day. Originally part of the Meerut Judgeship, Ghaziabad began its judicial journey at the Model Town court campus in Gandhinagar. Shri Inder Pal Singh had … Read more

Singhbhum, located in present-day Jharkhand, is one of the oldest districts in erstwhile Bihar and present-day Jharkhand. Chaibasa, located on the banks of the Roro River, has served as the district headquarters since the British period. On 16 November 1990, Singhbhum was divided into two parts – Singhbhum East, headquartered at Jamshedpur, and Singhbhum West, … Read more

Sheohar, an administrative district in Bihar, became a judicial district on 1 December 2012. This transition was marked by the inauguration of the Sheohar Judgeship by Hon’ble Miss Justice Rekha Manharlal Doshit, the then Chief Justice of Patna High Court. Prominent figures present included Hon’ble Sri Narendra Narayan Yadav, the then Law Minister of Bihar, … Read more

Tikamgarh district, located in the northern part of Madhya Pradesh, boasts a rich historical legacy. Though its early history isn’t well documented, the presence of ruins at Barana, Lidhoura, Digora, Mohangarh, Baldeogarh, and Tikamgarh indicates a glorious past. The region was once ruled by powerful empires like the Mauryas, Sungas, and the imperial Guptas. In … Read more

The Sirohi District Court was formally established as a separate legal entity through Proclamation Notification No. F-47(3) Jud./76, issued on 24 March 1984 by the Law and Personnel Department of Rajasthan. Before this notification, there was no District Court located at Sirohi headquarters, and cases from the region were managed by the Pali District Court. … Read more

In 1728, the Court of Oyer and Terminer and Jail delivery was established in Bombay under a Royal Charter, composed of the Governor and Council members. This court handled all offenses except high treason. Later, in 1798, the Recorder’s Court was formed with civil and criminal jurisdiction, eventually replaced by the Supreme Court in 1824, … Read more

Deogarh District, also known as Debagarh, was established on 1st January 1994 after being carved out from Sambalpur District. It was once the capital of the Bamanda (or Bamra) princely state during British India, with its rulers belonging to the Ganga Vamsi dynasty, an extended royal family of the Gajapati emperor of Odisha. The district, … Read more

Kanniyakumari, Tamil Nadu’s smallest district (1672 sq. km), boasts the state’s highest population density (1119/sq. km) and ranks first in literacy. Uniquely, it offers views of both sunrise and sunset. With 71.5 km of coastline, the district is renowned for lush paddy fields, coconut groves, rubber plantations, dense forests, and the scenic Western Ghats. It … Read more