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The Chief Minister of a state is appointed by:

1. President
2. Governor
3. Prime Minister
4. State Assembly

Correct answer: Governor

Solution

In India, the Chief Minister is formally appointed by the Governor of the state. Usually, the person who commands majority support in the legislative assembly is appointed.

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