0. The judges of the Supreme Court are appointed by the :
Supreme Court judges in India are appointed by the President, who consults the Chief Justice and other judges as per constitutional provisions. This ensures judicial independence while involving the executive.
Option A: Prime Minister of India
Incorrect. The Prime Minister may recommend names, but does not appoint directly.
Option B: Speaker of the Rajya Sabha
Incorrect. The Speaker has no role in judicial appointments.
Option C: President of India
Correct. The President appoints Supreme Court judges after consultation.
Option D: Ministry of Law & Justice
Incorrect. This ministry facilitates the process but doesn’t appoint judges.