governor is only a nominal head of the state do you agree
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yes
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as he has only the right to approve laws but laws are made by others
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Yes, I agree that the "governor" is only a "nominal head" of the state.
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A nominal head is the country's constitutional head, representing the nation but not governing the nation. Governor at the "state level" in whom the constitution entrusts the all authority powers of state. The "Council of Ministers" led by the "chief minister" exercises the true authority powers. Each state has governor and all these member are appointed by the "President of India" with a term of "5 years".
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