Ranga Reddy District Court - Court in Hyderabad - Ranga Reddy, India

Rangareddy district court constituted with full amenities i.e wide road, and wide parking place, post office, SBI Bank, ATM.canteen, food court with affordable prices.

The court is in a beautiful surrounding with lush green trees, with facilities such as a snack bar and a tea shop etc. Seva Sadhan is in the same compound.

No chairs to sit. It is very to difficult to stand for long time. Chairs inside court house are damaged. No cleanliness inside the court. Very poor.

Too much corruption. Chaprasi/pune Rs 500, Typist Rs 1000, clerks Rs 1000 for any service despite paying Govt fees.

On constitution of Ranga Reddy District, its District Court was formed, which commenced from 20.01.1982 having its place of functioning at Paigah Building, Begumpet, Hyderabad. The founding fathers of the association met in the year 1983 and registered it as 'THE BAR ASSOCIATION, RANGA REDDY DISTRICT COURTS" under the provisions of Public Society Registration Act, 1350 Fasli. In the process of administration, all the courts of Ranga Reddy District were shifted to HUDA Complex, Kothapet, Saroornagar Mandal, Ranga Reddy District in the year 1985. Though the Bar Association of Ranga Reddy District evolved in the year 1983 with minute group, it has sprung to great number during its functionary at HUDA Complex, Kothapet, Saroornagar, Ranga Reddy District. the present District Court complex commenced to work from 29.10.1999 and during the course of time the strength of the members of Bar Association increased potentially and nearing 7000 figure. For all laudable reasons The Bar Association, Ranga Reddy District stood prestigious in the State of A.P. which imbibed with many stalwarts' & legal luminaries.

Work is going on, so many buildings are there, no sign board for which building which court

Huge spacious place. Lot of parking place. You can find Library place for print out of petitions.

The court premises is big and there are several blocks. There is ample parking. It is a little tricky to find which building is what. It would be helpful to have proper sign boards and name boards that clearly list which department is in which building and which floor. Though the building infrastructure itself is massive but there is no waiting area/ seating area for visitors. All of them just hang around in corriders and sit on border walls. This is leading to lot of chatter and space gets messy. People spitting around. The building could use some new fresh coat of paint, better lightning inside the premises and a overall clean environment. They can make a provision for a seating area and keep a few screens to educate people about Indian Judicial and things that could nudge people to respect the system.