Central Province Highest Court Location

The question asks to identify the location of the Highest Court when the region, now known as Madhya Pradesh, was administered as the Central Province.

Historically, during the British Raj, the Central Province was a distinct administrative unit. The judicial administration, including the highest court accessible to the region's inhabitants, was centered in a specific city.

Based on historical records:

• The province known as the Central Province had its High Court situated in Nagpur.
• Nagpur served as the capital and the primary judicial center for the Central Province.

Later, after India's independence and the reorganization of states, the state of Madhya Pradesh was formed, and its High Court was established in Jabalpur. However, the question specifically refers to the era when the territory was called the Central Province.

Therefore, the correct location for the Highest Court during the time Madhya Pradesh was known as the Central Province was Nagpur.