Background
Overview
The office of Governor is a cornerstone of India's federal system, frequently debated for its role in Centre-State dynamics, constitutional propriety, and the exercise of discretionary powers, making it a recurring theme in UPSC Polity questions.
The Governor is the constitutional head of a state in India, appointed by the President, serving as a crucial link between the Union government and the state administration, and exercising executive, legislative, and judicial powers within the state's constitutional framework.