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All High Courts in India (09.04.2021) ALL HIGH COURTS IN INDIA (09.04.2021) ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT AT ALLAHABAD - 211 001 STD: 0532 FAX: 0532- 2420344, 2420152, 2420317 EPABX No. 2422335 to 2422337 & 2421611 to 2421618 E-mail : [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon'ble Mr. Justice 0532-2421742 2421730 Govind Mathur, Chief Justice Fax: 2420344 02. Shri Ajay Kumar Srivastava 0532-2421761 2421800 Registrar General (Mob: 8765711900) Fax: 2420152 2422214 03. Sri Dilip C.Srivastava 2421742 Chief Private Secretary to Hon’ble Chief 9415631036 04. JuSristii c eAshish Kumar Srivastava 2421222 2434646 Registrar (Protocol) Fax :2623511 9415218422 05. Sri Wahid Absar, 2420317 Deputy Registar ( Protocol ) Fax : 2420905 8004905529 06. Mr. Dharam Raj Singh, Section Officer 2644511 983837588 I/C High Court Guest House, Allahabad ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT LUCKNOW BENCH, LUCKNOW - 226 061 STD: 0522 FAX-0522-2272328 & 2624373 EPABX: 0522-2624489, 2628341, 2627395 E-mail : registrar [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Residence Office 01. Shri Pankaj Kumar Singh 0522-2722681 Fax: 2622414 Senior Registrar Fax : 2272570 02. Protocol Section 0522-2722553 Fax: 2722574 - 75 03. Sri M.P.Singh 2722501 9450906696 Assistant Registar (Protocol) 8004905719 ANDHRA PRADESH HIGH COURT NELAPADU, AMARAVATHI, GUNTUR DISTRICT - 522 239 STD:0863 FAX: 2372639, E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon’ble Sri Justice 0863-2372501 0866-2951277 Arup Kumar Goswami Chief Justice 02. Ms. B.S. Bhanumathi 0863-2372613 08645-295999 Registrar General 0863-2372622 9440621441 [email protected] Fax: 0863-2372631 03. Sri M.Gurunath 2372630 7901625207 OSD – Protocol Fax: 0863-2372639 Senior Civil Judge [email protected] 04. Sri P. Ramakrishna 2372644 08645-274274 Joint Registrar 7901625205 |1 | R BOMBAY HIGH COURT AT MUMBAI - 400 032 STD: 022 FAX - 022-22624358, 22692439, 22673619, 22673675, 22682071 EPABX No. 22673568, 22677066, 22682089, 22672001, 22673468, 22673569, 22673618, 22673235, 22670869, 22642268, 22642269. IVRS NO: 22673090 Website: http://bombayhighcourt.nic.in, E-mail: [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon’ble Shri Justice 022-22623665 23631650 Dipankar Datta, Chief Justice 02. Shri S.G. Dige 022-22617534 22043837 Registar General 9820219394 Fax: 22624358 03. Shri C.P. Gaddam, I/c Registrar (Protocol) 22672031 9820656576 04. Sri M.H.I. Patel 22682081 24922583 Dy. Registrar (Protocol) 9820219395 9324071922 05. Shri D.R. Kulkarni, Dy. Registrar (Protocol) 22682081 9422712947 06. Shri S.K. Mane, Asst. Registrar (Protocol) 22676256 9920382795 07. High Court Guest House At Mumbai 022-22027062 SARANG Flat No. 1 & 2, Sarang Building, 22820604 General J. Bhosle Marg, Mumbai 08. Andheri High Court Guest House Teligalli, 26836244 Behind Sai Baba Mandir, Andheri (E), Mumbai. AURANGABAD BENCH- 431 005 FAX : 0240-2486028 & 29 EPBX-2477191 E-mail:[email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Shri S.S. Kanade, Asst.Registrar(P) 0240-2481780 9420402996 NAGPUR BENCH - 440 001 FAX:0712-2560280 EPABX Nos. 2562279,2561102 E-mail : [email protected] I.S.D.N. LINE Nos.2564689, 2562083, 2562084, 2562461 S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Shri P.S. Jikar, Dy. Registrar (Protocol) 0712-2561982 7030904652 02. Shri Abhijeet A. Janaikar, Asst.Registrar 0712-2561982 7030904651 GOA BENCH AT PANAJI - 403 001 FAX - 0832 -2224126, 2420531 E.Mail: [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Sri Sanil Pillai 2421260 9766417326 I/c. protocol Officer -cum- Court Keeper |2 | R CALCUTTA HIGH COURT - KOLKATA 700 001 STD: 033 FAX: 033-22487835, 22488736,22429158, 22483928, 24869001 EPBX: 22487485 to 88, 22548000 E-mail: [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon'ble Sri Justice 033-22548001 033-24869002 Thottathil. B. Radhakrishnan Chief Justice 033-22483787 Fax: 033-24865823 02. Ms. Rai Chattopadhyay 033-22135472 9830891262 Registrar General 033-22548043 Fax : 033-22487835 03. Mr. Duri Venkat Srinivas 033-22548047 8697742333 Registrar (Protocol) I/C 04. Shri Tapas Chatterje 033-22548059 22435595 Jt. Registrar (Protocol) & 22435595 9830058348 033-22548736 05. Shri Sandipan Chatterjee 033-22435595 9830891264 Assist. Registrar (Protocol) - I 033-22548059 9674272733 06. Shri Haritha Gupta 033-22435595 8697742341 Assist. Registrar (Protocol) - II 033-22548059 9674442377 07. High Court Guest House at Kolkatta 033-23583259 & 23582288 CIRCUIT BENCH PORTBLAIR - ANDAMAN & NICOBAR - 744 101 STD - 03192 FAX.No. 03192-237598 S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Dist. & Sessions Judge 03192-232353 Fax : 237598 03192-228822 02. Registrar at Portblair 03192-245998 Fax : 236616 03192-234009 03. Mr. Sonia, Deputy Registrar 9647772220 09434283574 04. Mr. Ramesh Protocol 9434277889 05. Registrar at Jalpaiguri Fax: 03561-225115 09434284121 CHHATTISGARH HIGH COURT AT BILASPUR - 495 220 STD Code- 07752 FAX Nos - 241031, 241040 Ph No. 241232 Website: http://highcourt.cg.gov.in E-mail: [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon'ble Sri Justice 07752-241001 07552-275275 P.R. Ramachandra Menon Chief Justice 02. Sri NeelamChand Sankhla 07752-241021 07752-275277 Registrar General Fax : 241031 9425220880 03. Sri Vikas Mandal, Asst.Registrar (Pro) 241040,241232 9425220882 04. Sri Sanjeev Sinha (Protocol Officer) 241040,241232 9425220889 05. Sri Ajay Singh Thakur (Protocol Officer) 241040,241232 9425220887 06. High Court VIP Guest House, Bilaspur 07552-296105 |3 | R DELHI HIGH COURT : NEWDELHI - 110 503 STD:011 FAX: 011- 23383375 EPABX- 43010101, 23385401-05,23385421-24 Website: www.delhihighcourt.nic.in E-mail: [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon'ble Ms. Justice 011-23387949 23792644 D. N. Patel Chief Justice 23382951 21410804 02. Shri Manoj Jain 011-23387989 25220642-43 Registrar General Fax: 23073485 47320643 03. Shri G.R.Grover 011-23073954 42747126 Registrar (Protocol) 04. Shri Naresh Chand Garg 011-23073712 9717394803 Joint Registrar (Protocol- I) Fax: 23381240 05. Shri Anil Kumar Arora 011-23389653 49869700 Joint Registrar (Protocol- II) 9717394801 06. Sri Vinal Kapoor 011-23070506 42547462 Deputy Registrar (Protocol-I) 9971777642 07. Sri Amit Chhabra 011-23075246 45562927 Deputy Registrar (Protocol-II) 9717394828 08. Sri Deepak Arrora,A.R. (Protocol -II) 8527565553 0120-4182952 09. Sri Darshan Kumar Godara, A.R. 9717922291 (Protocol - II & Hospitality) 10. High Court Guest House 011-23384058 GAUHATI HIGH COURT - 781 001 (HIGH COURTS OF ASSAM, NAGALAND,MIZORAM & AURANCHAL PRADESH) STD CODE- 0361 FAX: 2735863, 2735867, 2732541, 2519974, 2733439, 2734346, 2604122, 2735502, 2735955 EPABX.Nos., 2600008, 2731264, 231245, 2735869, 2734439, 2734441 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon'ble Mr. Justice SudhanshuDhulia 2735866 2950045 Chief Justice 2735877 8415935278 Fax: 2735955 2732951 02. Sri Raktim Duarah 2631227 Registrar General 7637026605 03. Sri Pradip Kumar Sarma 9101416177 (OSD) Protocol 9864981014 04. Sri Jeil Jangske Sangma 2600008 9954958733 AOJ (Protocol) 05. High Court Guest House, Gauhati 2540174 |4 | R KOHIMA BENCH 797 001 FAX- 0370- 2244963 EPABX: 2243132 S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Sri Neiko Akami, 0370-2229374 2244962 Registrar Fax: 2244963 8787745160 02. Sri K. Adani Loli, 2221505 2221885 Joint Registrar 9402831999 03. Judges Guest House 2221566 I/C,. Protocol Officer -cum- Court Keeper AIZWAL BENCH FAX - 0389 – 2341453 S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Mrs. Helen Dawngliani 9436151019 Registrar 02. Mrs. Margaret Lalrinsangi 9436156293 Joint Registrar (Vigilance) ITANAGAR BENCH 791110, FAX - 0360 - 2247103, EPABX: 2247103 S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Shri. Ito Basar 0360-2351898 Registrar 02. Sri P. B. Dutta 0360-2247636 9612152317 Joint Registrar 03. High Court Guest House 0360-2247105-06 GUJARAT HIGH COURT AT SOLA AHMEDABAD –380 060 STD - 079 FAX:079-27664621, 27664629 EPABX Nos.27664601 to 27664615, E-mail:[email protected] S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon'ble Sri Justice Vikram Nath 079-27664616 26850098 Chief Justice 079-27664618 26859746 Fax :27664619 02. Sri R.K.Desai 079-27662860 26442498 Registrar General 079-27662772 Fax : 27665554 03. Sri Vijayan.K. 079-27665575 26870895 Addl.Registrar(Publicaion& Protocol) 04. Sri R.P.Balodi 079-27664777 9825307682 Sr. Protocol Offier Fax:27662805 Fax:27664629 05. High Court Guest House 079-2642207 |5 | R HIMACHAL PRADESH HIGH COURT AT SHIMLA- 171 001 STD CODE-0177- FAX: 2650900, 2650999, 2813241, 2653732, 2659794, 2659796 &2653625, 2657400 DID Code : 2888 EPABX.Nos., 2650111, 2658831, 2650307, 2659773 & 2659263 E-mail : [email protected], Website : http://hphighcourt.nic.in S.No. Name STD Code - Office Residence 01. Hon'ble Sri Justice 0177-2658787 2651444 Lingappa Narayana Swamy Chief Justice 2651777 02. Sh. Veerender Singh 0177-2650800 2629581 Registrar General Fax : 2653625 9418494801 03. Sh. Yash Paul, Protocol Officer 0177-2888351 9816800102 Fax : 2657400 04. Sri Rajesh Sharma, S.O. (Protocol / Medical) 9418800023 05. Sh. Vijay Kumar Sharma, Asst. Protocol Officer 2888351 9418588810 06. Sh. Yashwant Mandotra, Asst. Protocol Officer 2888351 8988347774 07. Sh. S.H. Anil Sharma 2653358/2650222 8988347774 High Court Guest House Kaithu, Shimla 2657501 JAMMU & KASHMIR HIGH COURT AT JAMMU JAMMU STD: 0191 EPABX : 2533233 to 35, 2532579 SRINAGAR STD: 0194 EPABX: 2452278,2452279,2480263 Fax:2452280 Website:http://jkhighcourt.nic.in, E-mail:[email protected]
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