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Background
Overview
Understanding the role, powers, and appointment of Lieutenant Governors is crucial for comprehending the administrative structure of Union Territories, the unique federal dynamics between the Centre and UTs, and the constitutional provisions governing these special administrative units in India.
The Lieutenant Governor is the constitutional head and chief administrator of Union Territories in India, appointed by the President of India. They serve as the representative of the President and the central government in the administration of these territories, with their powers varying based on whether the UT has a legislative assembly or not.