to be nominated as governor what qualities should the governor has ?
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Explanation:
The Governor is the head of a state just like the President is the head of the republic. The Governor is the nominal head of a state, while the Chief Minister is the executive head. All executive actions of the state are taken in the name of the Governor. However, in reality he merely gives his consent to the various executive actions. He or she is devoid of taking any major decisions. The real powers in the executive dealings of a state rest with the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers.
According to an amendment in the Constitution of India, brought about in 1956, the same person can be the Governor of two or more states. Apart from the governors in the states, Lieutenant governors are appointed in Union Territories of Delhi, Andaman Nicobar Island and Pudducherry. All other union-territories are governed by an Administrative Head (an IAS officer). The only exception is Chandigarh. The governor of Punjab is also the lieutenant governor of Chandigarh.
The powers of the Lieutenant Governor of a union-territory are equivalent to the powers of a Governor of a state in India. Both are appointed by the President of India for a term of 5 years.
In the same way that the President is the head of the republic, the Governor is the leader of a state. A state's formal leader is the governor. All executive acts in the state are under the control of the Governor.
The following are the requirements for the appointment of a Governor in a certain state, according to the Indian Constitution:
1. He or she must be an Indian citizen.
2. He or she must be at least 35 years old.
3. He or she may not be able to find another job that pays well.
4. He or she must not be a member of the United States or any other state legislature. It is not illegal to appoint a Governor from among the members of the Legislature, as long as he or she immediately leaves the Legislature after being appointed.