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SHORT ANSWER: The removal of a governor in a state involves a process that is different from the impeachment of the President of India. DETAILS: - The governor can be removed by the President of India based on the advice of the Council of Ministers. - The process does not involve the state legislature directly; it is a central government decision. - In contrast, the President of India can be impeached by a detailed process involving both Houses of Parliament. - The impeachment process requires a two-thirds majority in both Houses after a formal charge is made. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - There are no direct punitive measures for the governor's removal as it is an executive decision. - Impeachment of the President can lead to removal from office if the process is completed successfully. SOURCE: - Article 155 and Article 356 of the Constitution of India for governor removal; Article 61 for President impeachment.
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