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Dr. Sudha Yadav sworn in as Governor of Karnataka
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🗓 19 Oct 2026, 01:36 AM
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Dr. Sudha Yadav has taken oath as the new Governor of Karnataka, succeeding the previous incumbent.
Bengaluru, Oct 18 — Dr. Sudha Yadav was sworn in as the Governor of Karnataka today, marking the latest appointment in the state's constitutional hierarchy. The oath-taking ceremony was conducted at the Raj Bhavan in Bengaluru, with senior officials and dignitaries in attendance.
The Governor, a former civil servant with a background in public administration, succeeded the outgoing governor following the central government's decision. In her brief address, Dr. Yadav emphasized her commitment to uphold the Constitution, promote good governance, and work closely with the state government.
The appointment comes at a time when Karnataka is focusing on several development initiatives, and the Governor's role includes overseeing legislative processes and acting as a liaison between the state and the Union government. Observers note that Dr. Yadav's experience could bring a pragmatic approach to the office.
The Governor's tenure will be for a term of five years, subject to constitutional provisions. The state machinery is expected to cooperate fully as she assumes her constitutional responsibilities.
The Governor, a former civil servant with a background in public administration, succeeded the outgoing governor following the central government's decision. In her brief address, Dr. Yadav emphasized her commitment to uphold the Constitution, promote good governance, and work closely with the state government.
The appointment comes at a time when Karnataka is focusing on several development initiatives, and the Governor's role includes overseeing legislative processes and acting as a liaison between the state and the Union government. Observers note that Dr. Yadav's experience could bring a pragmatic approach to the office.
The Governor's tenure will be for a term of five years, subject to constitutional provisions. The state machinery is expected to cooperate fully as she assumes her constitutional responsibilities.