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The West Bengal is a state in the eastern region of India along the Bay of Bengal. With over 91 million inhabitants, it is the fourth-most populous state and the thirteenth-largest state by area in India. it is also the world’s seventh-most populous country subdivision. Part of the Bengal region of the Indian subcontinent, it borders Bangladesh … Read more
Begusarai District holds a central position in North Bihar. It was established as a sub-division of the Munger district in 1870 and gained district status in 1972. The name “Begusarai” is derived from “Begu,” a resident who managed a “Sarai,” an old marketplace. The town expands east to west, formerly a key link road. Begusarai … Read more
The state of Uttarakhand was separated from the erstwhile state of Uttar Pradesh on 09/11/2000 Concurrently, on the same historical day, the Uttarakhand High Court was established at Nainital. The court started its functioning in the old secretariat building at Mallital, Nainital, which was a grand building built in 1900 AD. The court space is … Read more
Originally, the former Judgeship of Goalpara District, encompassing the present Districts of Dhubri, Goalpara, Kokrajhar, and Bongaigaon with its headquarters in Dhubri, was under the jurisdiction of the District and Sessions Judge of Lower Assam District (L-A-D) headquartered in Guwahati until the end of 1966. During that time, there was a sub-judge court in Dhubri. … Read more
Himachal Pradesh was established through the amalgamation of 26 Shimla and four Punjab hill States into a Centrally Administered Area on April 15, 1948. On April 1, 1954, the territories of Bilaspur were also merged into Himachal Pradesh, with its headquarters in Shimla. The Chief Commissioner, Mr. N. C. Mehta, led the administration, assisted by … Read more
The history Kullu Sessions Division stands as one among eleven such divisions in Himachal Pradesh. Located in the heart of Kullu city/town, its Judicial Courts Complex serves as a vital legal hub. Before Independence, Kullu lacked a permanent District and Sessions Judge. However, post-independence until 1966, Kullu fell under the jurisdiction of District Kangra, Punjab. … Read more
Sangrur was once the capital of the former Jind State, with Raja Raghbir Singh making it his residence. He ascended to the position of Chief of State on 31 March 1874. It was under his patronage that a picturesque town emerged, featuring a bazaar modeled after the renowned pink city of Jaipur, complete with sturdy … Read more
Balod is a town situated on the banks of the Tandula River, located 44 km from Dhamtari, 58 km from Durg, and 56 km from Rajnandgaon. Nearby, there are two dams, Tandula and Aadmabaad, which were constructed in 1913 on the Sukha and Tandula rivers. Balod was established as the 19th district of Chhattisgarh. The … Read more
The British came to Assam in 1826 according to the Yandaboo Accord, and since then, they chose Dibrugarh as a hub for both administration and business in Upper Assam. In 1842, Dibrugarh was declared as the headquarters of Lakhimpur District, and the court was relocated there from Lakhimpur in the same year. Initially, administrative functions … Read more
During the East India Company’s rule, the Hisar Court was established around 1832 and initially affiliated with the Allahabad High Court. The court dealt with Civil, Criminal, and Revenue cases. Initially part of the Ferozepur Sessions Division, the Hisar District court saw visits from the Divisional and Sessions Judge, Ferozepur, a few times a year … Read more