Current Affairs - Bills and Acts - Discussion

Article 153 of the Indian Constitution mandates that there shall be a Governor for each State. It also allows one person to serve as Governor for multiple States if required. The Governor acts as the constitutional head of the State, exercising executive powers as prescribed in the Constitution. Their role is vital in maintaining the federal structure, ensuring the State's administration aligns with constitutional provisions. This makes Article 153 fundamental to the governance framework in India.