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Judicial vacancies

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Supreme Court Collegium

Five-judge body · SC appointments
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How the Collegium works

The Collegium recommends judges for appointment and transfer. For Supreme Court appointments it is the Chief Justice of India and the four senior-most judges. For High Court appointments, a three-member Collegium acts.

High Court Collegium

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Recent appointments & elevations

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Recent Collegium Resolutions

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Line of succession to Chief Justice of India

Projected terms · 2025 – 2033

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