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The Anantnag court complex starts functioning with effect from 1984. This court deals with Criminal, Civil, MACT, and Guardian & Succession cases relating to the area within the jurisdiction of the aforesaid District. The Legal Aid Services started functioning in this court under the Chairmanship of Principal District & Sessions Judge Anantnag with effect from 1997. The foundation … Read more

The Court of the Principal District & Sessions Judge, Diu, and Daman was Established in the year 2012 as per letter No. L – 1813 / 1 / 2010-Jus. dated 6 June 2011 from the Hon’ble Under Secretary, Government of India, Ministry of Law & Justice, Department of Justice, New Delhi, and as per Administration Order No. … Read more

The District and Sessions Court, Dadra & Nagar Haveli at Silvassa, was established as per Government of India’s Notification No. 8 of 1963 and started its functioning in the year 1965 at the old Court building situated at Saheed Chowk, Naroli Char Rasta. Later on, the Court shifted to the present building in the year 1998 … Read more

Ramban is one of the 20 districts of the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Born out of the erstwhile Doda District, Ramban emerged as an independent unit on 1 April 2007, in response to the region’s backwardness, remoteness, and the aspirations of its people. Serving as the district headquarters, Ramban town is strategically … Read more

The Principal District & Sessions Judge Court in Rajouri was established in 1978, commencing operations in May of that year. Before 1978, a single District & Sessions Judge presided over both Rajouri District and Poonch District, with court sessions alternating between the two locations every two and one month(s) respectively, under the administrative jurisdiction of … Read more

Pulwama shares borders with Srinagar in the north, Budgam and Poonch districts in the west and Anantnag districts in the south and east. Established in 1979 by the separation of Tehsils Pulwama, Shopian, and Tral from District Anantnag. The administrative setup comprises four Tehsils: Pulwama, Pampore, Awantipora, and Tral, further divided into six community blocks … Read more

Colonel A. Bigot’s book The Botanical Garden of Yanam mentions that firstly, the French established a warehouse here in 1723 AD. As business slowed down, it was abandoned in 1727 AD and recaptured in 1742. AD An ‘Farman’ was issued by the Mughal Emperor, confirming all the concessions given to the French by Salabathjung, the … Read more

It is a known fact that the Union Territory of Puducherry was a French Colony till it was transferred to the Indian Government by an agreement, dated 21 October 1954 between France and India. However, only on 1 November 1954, the Indian Government took over the administration of Puducherry under the Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1947. The … Read more

Poonch District, positioned along the Actual Line of Control, is a significant border district of the Jammu and Kashmir State, bordered by Punjab and Himachal Pradesh to the west. Notably, it holds a unique place on the global map for its trade activities across the Line of Control, with Chakka-Da-Bagh serving as a key crossing … Read more

The Mahe, also known as Mayyazhi, is a town on India’s southwest coast. Its French colonial heritage is reflected in buildings like the Government House. In nearby Tagore Park, a statue of French icon Marianne honors the French Revolution. St. Theresa’s Shrine is known for its annual October festival. Boats from the Mahé Boat House cruise … Read more