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SHORT ANSWER: National, state, and financial emergencies alter the powers and responsibilities of state governors in India. DETAILS: - During a national emergency, the central government can assume greater control over state matters, and governors can be given more powers. - In a state emergency, the governor can assume the functions of the state government and legislate by ordinance. - Financial emergency allows the central government to direct states on financial matters, impacting the governor's role in state finances. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment, but misuse of powers can lead to legal challenges. SOURCE: - Article 352, Article 356, Article 360 of the Constitution of India.
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