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SHORT ANSWER: The President of India can withhold assent to legislation under specific circumstances, similar to the powers of a state governor. DETAILS: - The President can withhold assent if the bill is against the Constitution or if it is a money bill not recommended by the President. - The President can also return a non-money bill for reconsideration if it is not a bill passed by the Parliament for the second time. - A state governor can withhold assent to a bill if it is against the Constitution or if it is a bill that requires the President's approval. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No direct punishment, but withholding assent can delay the enactment of laws. SOURCE: - Article 111 of the Constitution of India.
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