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Supreme Court Collegium Recommends 15 Judges Across Delhi and Three Other High Courts

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The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the appointment of 15 judges across four high courts in India. Among the recommendations, judicial officers Usharani, K.S. Bharath Kumar, and Nerale Veerabhadraiah Bhavani have been approved as judges for the Karnataka High Court. The Collegium, which is the apex body responsible for judicial appointments in India, also put forward candidates for the Delhi High Court along with two other high courts. These recommendations are a part of the ongoing process to fill judicial vacancies across the country's high courts.

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