The protocol for addressing Governors has been revised. The salutation "His/Her Excellency" is the standard and appropriate form of address for a Governor in India.
The Governor of Rajasthan is now addressed under new protocol by the following salutations : - "Honourable" in English and "Mananiya Rajyapal" or "Rajyapal Mahodaya" in Hindi - The "most honourable" in English and "Ati Sammanniya" in Hindi - "His/ Her Excellency" in English and "Mahamahim" in Hindi - "His/Her Royal Highness" in English and "Maharajadhiraj / Maharandhiraj" in Hindi
Asked in Sr. Teacher Gr.II Comp. Exam 2016 2 2016 · Topic: The Governor (Conditions of Governor's Office: Emoluments and Privileges)
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