What are some other constitutional provisions related to the appointment and service conditions of judges in India?
Some other constitutional provisions related to the appointment and service conditions of judges in India include:

1. Article 217: Appointment and conditions of the office of a Judge of a High Court, as provided in the context.

2. Article 124: Establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court, including the appointment of its judges.

3. Article 218: Appointment of acting Chief Justice when the office of Chief Justice is vacant or when the Chief Justice is unable to perform his duties.

4. Article 222: Transfer of a judge from one High Court to another by the President.

5. Article 124(4): Procedure for removal of a Judge of the Supreme Court or a High Court, which includes an address from both Houses of Parliament supported by a special majority and then a decision by the President.

6. Article 224: Appointment of additional judges to the High Courts in cases where existing judges are not sufficient for disposing of pending cases.

7. Article 124A: Establishment of the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC), which was later struck down by the Supreme Court, as mentioned in the context.