SHORT ANSWER:
The role of a governor in a state is more extensive and includes legislative powers, while in a union territory, the governor's role is limited and primarily administrative.
DETAILS:
- In states, the governor acts as the constitutional head, has legislative powers, and can summon or prorogue the assembly.
- In union territories, the governor's role is mainly to oversee the administration and may not have legislative powers if the territory has its own legislative assembly.
PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable):
- Not applicable.
SOURCE:
- Constitution of India, Articles 153-167 for states; Articles 239-241 for union territories.
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