Which Article of the Constitution of India deals with the conduct of business of the Government of a state?

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1. The Constitution has separate provisions for the conduct of business of the Union Government and State Governments. For the Union it is dealt with under Article 77; for a State the corresponding provision is $Article\ 166$.

2. $Article\ 166$ specifically governs the conduct of business of the Government of a State (how the Governor shall act on the aid and advice of the Council of Ministers, allocation of functions, etc.).

3. The other options are incorrect:
   - $Article\ 164$ deals with the appointment of the Chief Minister and other Ministers and their collective responsibility to the Legislature.
   - $Article\ 167$ relates to the duties of the Advocate-General of the State.
   - $Article\ 177$ is not the provision governing the conduct of State Government business.

Therefore the correct answer is $Article\ 166$.

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