How has the power and jurisdiction of the Governor changed over time according to the revisions in the constitution?
The power and jurisdiction of the Governor has not significantly changed over time according to the revisions in the constitution. However, there have been some minor changes such as:

- In subsection (1), it is now possible for the Governor to grant approval to a District Council with its consent for functions related to agriculture, animal husbandry, community projects, co-operative societies, social welfare, village planning or any other matter to which the executive power of the State extends. This was not mentioned in the earlier version of the text.
- The words "of Assam or Meghalaya, as the case may be" were omitted from subsection (2) by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) Act, 1971. This change likely reflects a shift in the political and administrative structure of the region at that time.