Governor is mere titular head of the State He has some discretionary powers in the exercise of which he need not take advice given to him by Council of Minister. These matters are
A. Reservation of any bill for the consent of the President
B. Appointment of the Chairman of the Upper House
C. Special address of the Governor after general election
D. Appointment of the Advocate-General
Answer: Option A
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