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write the qualifications of a governor of a state​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  1. Be a [citizen of India].
  2. Be at least 35 years of age.
  3. Not be a member of the either house of the Parliament or house of the state legislature.
  4. Not hold any office of profit.
  5. Not be a resident of the same state.
Answered by chiranmadhan
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Answer:

Article 153 to 167 in Part VI of the Indian Constitution deals with the state executive, coursing of Governor as executive head, chief minister, council of ministers and advocate general.

A governor of state is nominal executive head , and it acts as an agent of central government therefore it has a dual role.

Earlier before 7th constitutional amendment each state had a governor but after the amendment of 1956 facilitated the appointment of the same person for two or more states .

Governor is appointed by president of India.

Article 157 of Indian Constitution comments on the qualifications for appointment as

1 He should be a citizen of India.

2 He should have completed the age of 35 years.

However conditions mentioned are

He should not be a member of either of the house of parliament or of the state legislature .

And he should not hold any other office of profit.

There are two more conventions developed in this regard over the years.

1 He should be an outsider(to the state).

As this will prevent him from involving into local politics and interests , and practice it's position with utmost sincerity and neutral .

2 While appointing the governor the president is required to consult such names with the chief minister of the state concerned .

But violation of these two conventions have been seen in some cases.

Hope this works better till govt. of India adopts a new amendment …

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