Governor
The Constitution of India envisages the government in the state in the same way as it is called the parliamentary system for the center. The sixth part of the constitution describes the government in the state. Article 153 to 167 of the sixth part of the constitution talks about the state executive. The state executive consists of the Governor , Chief Minister, Council of Ministers and Advocate General of the st Governor ate. In this way, there is no office of Lieutenant Governor in the state, as in the center there are Vice-Presidents. The Governor is the executive head (constitutional head) of the state. The Governor also acts as the representative of the Central Government. The Governor's Office thus plays a dual role. Generally, there is a Governor for each state, but as per the Seventh Constitution Amendment Act, 1956, the same person can also be appointed as the Governor of two or more states. The Governor's appointment. The Governor is neither directly elected