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SHORT ANSWER: The powers of governors in India are governed by the Constitution of India, particularly Articles 153 to 167. DETAILS: - Governors are appointed by the President of India and act as the nominal head of the state. - They have powers related to the appointment of the Chief Minister, summoning and proroguing the state legislature, and giving assent to bills. - Recent political shifts have led to debates about the extent of their powers, especially in relation to the elected government. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment; however, misuse of powers can lead to political controversies and legal challenges. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Articles 153 to 167.
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