(in India) the principal Sadr-amin (now called a subordinate judge)

an office of archives for public or ecclesiastic records; a court of public records, a court with jurisdiction in equity, it was the Supreme Court of Revenue in British India established at Calcutta by Warren Hastings in 1772

it was the courts of criminal justice in Mughal and British India, the Faujdari criminal courts are considered the beginning of Hindu and Muslim "personal law"

membrane of the lungs

chairman, prestigious, honorable

the superior court of justice, high court, apex court

Head-quarter, capital

with complete frankness, wholeheartedly, frankly

sitting in the chief seat, a president, chairman

following, as follows

headmaster, principal

the sum-total of revenue payable to government direct (exclusive of cesses)

president, Mr. president! used to attract attention of chairperson or president of a ceremony

above mentioned, above said, ditto

manifestation of facts or reality, the clarification or realization of truth with Divine help (which leads one to accept the truth), conviction, inner light, lack of reservations

one chairs an assembly

an Accountant General

stethoscope

head office

the revenue assessment settled directly with the government by the proprietors or contractors

the chest, chest, bosom, upper front part of body

openness of heart

with an open mind, without reservations

bones connecting the fingers

higher secondary schools

higher secondary education

a prime minister, chief officer, chief minister, general secretary

chief ministership

chief minister

supreme authority, sovereignty

with open heart, with a clear conscience, without prejudice

higher secondary

title used in addressing the elite