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SHORT ANSWER: A state assembly in India can override a governor's veto by passing the bill again with a simple majority in both houses, if applicable, but the specific procedures may vary by state. DETAILS: - The state assembly must re-pass the bill after the governor's veto. - A simple majority is required for the bill to be sent back to the governor. - Some states may have specific rules regarding the number of votes needed or the time frame for re-passing the bill. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - There are no punishments for the assembly; however, the bill may not become law if the governor vetoes it again. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Article 200
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