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The correct answer is (a) 28.<\/p>\n
India has 28 High Courts, one for each state and one for the National Capital Territory of Delhi. The High Courts are the highest courts of appeal in their respective jurisdictions. They have original jurisdiction in certain matters, such as those involving the government or the Constitution, and they also have appellate jurisdiction from the lower courts.<\/p>\n
The High Courts are headed by a Chief Justice, who is appointed by the President of India. The other judges of the High Courts are also appointed by the President, on the advice of the Chief Justice of India.<\/p>\n
The High Courts play an important role in the Indian judicial system. They ensure that the law is applied fairly and justly, and they protect the rights of the people.<\/p>\n
Here is a brief description of each option:<\/p>\n
(a) 28: This is the correct answer. India has 28 High Courts, one for each state and one for the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
\n(b) 29: This is incorrect. India has 28 High Courts, not 29.
\n(c) 25: This is incorrect. India has 28 High Courts, not 25.
\n(d) 27: This is incorrect. India has 28 High Courts, not 27.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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