Multiple choice general knowledge

The governor of a state is appointed by:

  1. President

  2. Chief Minister of the state

  3. Prime Minister

  4. Vice President
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Explanation

Under Article 156 of the Indian Constitution, the Governor of a State is appointed by the President. The Governor serves as the constitutional head of the state and acts as the President's representative. The Governor does NOT report to the Chief Minister or Prime Minister, maintaining federal structure integrity. This appointment ensures central-state coordination.

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