The Governor of State under the Constitution of India may be appointed by the

The Governor of State under the Constitution of India may be appointed by the President.

According to Article 155, The Governor of a State shall be appointed by the President by warrant under his hand and seal.

Key Points

State Governor:
The appointment and powers of government can be derived from Part VI of the Indian constitution.
State Governor is appointed by the President of India.
Article 153 says that there shall be a Governor for each State.
One person can be appointed as Governor for two or more States.
The governor acts in 'Dual Capacity' as the Constitutional head of the state and as the representative.
He is part of the federal system of Indian polity and acts as a bridge between union and state governments.