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SHORT ANSWER: The appointment and tenure of governors in India are governed by Article 153 to Article 167 of the Constitution. DETAILS: - Article 153 states that there shall be a Governor for each state. - Article 155 provides for the appointment of the Governor by the President of India. - Article 156 mentions that the Governor holds office during the pleasure of the President, but the Governor cannot be removed except on the advice of the Council of Ministers. - Article 157 outlines the qualifications for appointment as Governor. - Article 158 discusses the conditions of Governor's office, including the tenure which is not fixed but typically lasts for five years. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - No specific punishment mentioned for the Governor; however, they can be removed by the President. SOURCE: - Constitution of India
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