According to the Constitution of India, who is considered as a real executive of a state?

Correct option is B

The Correct Answer is B: Chief Minister.

Explanation:
The Chief Minister is considered the real executive of a state as per the Constitution of India. While the Governor is the ceremonial head of the state, the Chief Minister holds the executive power and is responsible for running the state's government.

Key Points:

• The Chief Minister is the leader of the state government. (Article 164)
• The Chief Minister is appointed by the Governor. (Article 164)
• The Chief Minister heads the Council of Ministers. (Article 163)
• The real executive power lies with the Chief Minister, not the Governor or the Speaker. (Article 166)

Additional Information:

• Deputy Chief Minister: Assists the Chief Minister but is not the real executive. (No specific Article)
• Speaker: The presiding officer of the legislative assembly, not the executive. (Article 178)
• Governor: The ceremonial head of the state, but the executive powers are vested in the Chief Minister. (Article 153)