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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends Judges for High Courts
The Supreme Court collegium has recommended four judges for High Court Chief Justice roles, addressing vacancies in India's judiciary. This move aims to enhance judicial efficiency, particularly in the Orissa High Court, which has faced significant staffing shortages. Notably, Orissa has not seen any representation in the Supreme Court for eight years, highlighting ongoing concerns in the judicial system.
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