what is the contested dismissed meaning in court in India?

The meaning of the case status, "Contested Dismissed" (in hindi, maamla kharij) is that the case was contested i.e., both the parties involved in the case duly presented arguments and evidence, through their lawyers, before the court and the court upon such hearing dismissed the case. This means that the court did not decide in favor of the party who filed the case because of which the case has been closed. Your lawyer duly participated in the proceedings and yet the court dismissed your case on merits.

Please note that dismissal of suit differs from rejection of plaint. The key difference between rejection of plaint (in hindi, vadpatr ki asvikriti) and dismissal of suit (in hindi, mamla kharij) is that the rejection of a plaint happens before the defendant is served with summons on the ground that such plaint is defective (Order VII Rule 11, CPC), while the dismissal of a suit happens after the defendant has been served and the trial has commenced on the grounds like non-prosecution, non-compliance with court orders (Order IX, CPC), lack of jurisdiction, or non-maintainability of the suit. In the case of rejection of a plaint, the plaintiff has the option of filing a fresh plaint, while in the case of dismissal of a suit, the plaintiff may have the option of filing an appeal against the dismissal.

That depends on certain conditions. You need to check the court file because each case has its own details and history. First of all, check the court file to understand the exact reason for dismissal. Only after reviewing the file can it be confirmed whether your lawyer requested the dismissal or if the court dismissed the case for some other reason, such as lack of evidence, absence of parties, or procedural issues.