In India, who appoints the **Advocate General** of a State?

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1. According to Article 165 of the Constitution of India, the **Advocate General** of a State is appointed by the **Governor** of that State.

2. The Advocate General's primary role is to advise the State Government on legal matters and perform other legal duties assigned by the Governor.

3. The other options such as the Prime Minister, President, or Chief Minister do not have the constitutional authority to appoint the Advocate General.

**Answer:** Governor of the State

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