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Erode was initially under the Chera kings around 850 A.D., followed by the Cholas from 1000 to 1275 A.D., with Dharapuram as their headquarters. Later, the Pandyas ruled, during which Veerapandian constructed the Kalingarayan Channel. It then came under the control of the Delhi Sultanate, Nayaks of Madurai, Hyder Ali, and Tippu Sultan. After Tippu’s … Read more

The legal history of Kanpur before British rule reflected a blend of personal laws of various religions, governed by the criminal and revenue systems of successive rulers. With the advent of the British administration, the East India Company introduced a structured judiciary in 1801, establishing civil and criminal jurisdictions under District and Sessions Judges. By … Read more

Singrauli, located in the eastern part of Madhya Pradesh and adjoining southern Uttar Pradesh Sonebhadra district, is known as India’s emerging energy capital, housing major plants like NTPC Limited, Coal India Limited, and Reliance Power Limited. Historically, Singrauli was ruled by three separate rulers: the Chandela rulers of Bardi, Rajasahab Madwas (a Baland Rajput in the … Read more

The Kandhamal-Boudh judgeship, initially part of the undivided Ganjam-Berhampur judgeship, was separated on 11.08.1984. Later, under the Government of Orissa’s Law Department Letter No. 1712 (dated 17.02.2010) and the Hon’ble High Court of Orissa’s notification No. 692 (dated 03.10.2012), the Boudh Judgeship was further split from the Kandhamal-Boudh composite judgeship. The Boudh Judgeship officially began … Read more

Tonk District, located in the northeastern part of Rajasthan, lies 100 km from Jaipur on National Highway No. 12. Surrounded by Jaipur (north), Bundi and Bhilwara (south), Ajmer (east), and Sawai Madhopur (west), it has a rich historical legacy. Nawab Mohd. Amir Khan founded Tonk in 1806 after conquering it from Balwant Rao Holkar. Although … Read more

Dindigul district, carved out of Madurai in 1985, has a rich history, once under the rule of Tippu Sultan. The historical Rock Fort, built by Naik King Muthukrishnappa Naicker, is a notable landmark. Located between 10° 05’ and 10° 09’ North Latitude and 77° 30’ and 78° 20’ East Longitude, Dindigul is bordered by several … Read more

The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate’s Courts in Mumbai, originally known as Presidency Magistrate’s Courts or Police Courts, were established in 1810. With the implementation of the Criminal Procedure Code, of 1973, these courts were renamed Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Courts. The court building, designed under the supervision of Khan Bahadur Muncherjee Cowasjee Murzaban, has significant archaeological value. … Read more

During the Mughal period, Kishanganj district was part of Nepal and known as Nepalgarh. Mughal Emperor Shah Alam appointed Mohammad Raza to administer Surjapur. Mohammad Raza captured the fort of Nepalgarh, renamed it Alamganj, and shifted administration to Khagada. During the tenure of Khagada Nawab Mohammad Fakiruddin, a Hindu saint arrived but refused to enter … Read more

Moradabad, located in Uttar Pradesh, was founded in 1600 by Murad, son of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, and is named after him. Situated on the banks of the Ram Ganga river, 167 km from New Delhi, the city is known as the ‘Brass City’ due to its global reputation for brass handicrafts. Moradabad exports a … Read more

The earliest known chieftain of the Dharmapuri region during the Sangam era was Adigaman Naduman Anji, who supported the poetess Avvaiyar. In the 8th century, the Pallavas controlled northern Salem, with the Ganga Pallavas later ruling the western parts. By the 9th century, the Rashtrakutas influenced the region, followed by Chola domination. The Cholas, after … Read more