Question

Who becomes a chief minister what is his/her role in a state?

Answer 1

Hint: The state executive consists of the Governor, the chief minister, the council of ministers, and the Advocate General, who are the highest authorities of the state. The office of Chief minister in any state can be called equivalent to the Prime Minister of the country.

Complete answer:
The Leader of the majority party, who enjoys the confidence of the State Assembly is appointed as the Chief Minister by the Governor. The other Ministers are also appointed by the Governor, the deciding authority of ministers can also be done by the Chief Minister. The real powers are vested in the hands of the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers.
In India, the Chief Minister is appointed state wise for twenty-eight states and eight union territories. The Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers are responsible for the state Legislative assembly.
The Chief Minister's role is to have contact with the people regularly to know the problems, he has the authority to take the problems to the state Legislative Assembly. During emergency times the Chief Minister must act as a crisis manager for the state to resolve the problems.
Administration of the state is decided by the Chief Minister, and should also be discussed with the Governor and the Council of Ministers.

Note: The eligibility to become a Chief Minister in India is, he must own citizenship of India, with not less than 25 years of age. While the appointment the Chief Minister takes the oath to discharge all his duties for the nation.