The Indian Constitution’s Part VI (Articles 152-237) covers states’ governance. Articles 152-162 focus on the Governor’s role, powers, and appointment. Governors act as the executive heads in states. The President appoints them, and they hold office for five years or at the President’s pleasure. The Governor exercises executive power, can grant pardons, and must uphold
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The Indian Constitution’s Part VI (Articles 152-237) covers states’ governance. Articles 152-162 focus on the Governor’s role, powers, and appointment. Governors act as the executive heads in states. The President appoints them, and they hold office for five years or at the President’s pleasure. The Governor exercises executive power, can grant pardons, and must uphold
