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SHORT ANSWER: The impeachment process of a governor in India involves specific procedural steps outlined in the Constitution. DETAILS: - The impeachment process is governed by Article 156 and Article 157 of the Indian Constitution. - The process can be initiated in either house of the state legislature. - A notice of impeachment must be given, signed by at least one-fourth of the total members of the house. - The charges against the governor must be clearly stated in the notice. - The house must investigate the charges and provide the governor an opportunity to defend themselves. - A two-thirds majority is required in both houses of the state legislature to impeach the governor. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - If impeached, the governor is removed from office. SOURCE: - Constitution of India, Article 156 and Article 157.