State governors are afraid to touch power

Nothing has demonstrated that state governors know what to do with the power of the office they occupy. They conduct their affairs like they are in the office but not in power. By my estimation, no governor exercises up to 40 per cent of the powers they have under the current Constitution. They basically appoint people and sign contracts, and sign cheques. Their powers can spur political and social re-engineering. But I do not see any…