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SHORT ANSWER: Yes, there are time limits for a state assembly to act on overriding a governor's veto on a money bill. DETAILS: - According to Article 199 of the Indian Constitution, if a governor disapproves a money bill, the state assembly can reintroduce the bill. - The assembly must act within six months from the date of the governor's veto. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - If the assembly does not act within the specified time, the bill remains disapproved. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Article 199
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