What is the process of appointing a Judge of a High Court in India?
The process of appointing a Judge of a High Court in India involves the following steps:

1. Appointment by the President: Every Judge of a High Court is appointed by the President through a warrant under his hand and seal, based on the recommendation of the National Judicial Appointments Commission (Article 124A). The Governor of the State and in case of appointing a Judge other than the Chief Justice, the Chief Justice of the High Court also play a role.

2. Tenure: The appointed Judge will hold office until they reach the age of 62 years.

3. Resignation or Removal: A Judge may resign by writing to the President, and can be removed from office through a process similar to that for removing a judge of the Supreme Court (Article 124(4)).

4. Transfer and Appointment to the Supreme Court: The office of a High Court Judge may also be vacated if they are appointed by the President as a Judge in the Supreme Court or if they are transferred to another High Court within India.

A person can only be qualified for appointment as a Judge of a High Court if they are an Indian citizen and have held a judicial office in India for at least ten years.