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<h1>Supreme Court Leadership: Presidential Appointments, Judicial Qualifications, and Ethical Standards for India's Highest Judicial Body</h1> Article 124 establishes the Supreme Court of India, specifying its composition, appointment process, and judicial requirements. The court consists of a Chief Justice and up to seven other judges, appointed by the President. Candidates must be Indian citizens and meet specific qualifications, such as being a high court judge or senior advocate. Judges serve until age 65, can resign, and can only be removed through a parliamentary address for proven misconduct. Before taking office, judges must take an oath, and after retirement, they are prohibited from practicing law in any Indian court.