How can the President receive reports from the Governor on matters related to his special responsibilities?
The President can receive reports from the Governor on matters related to his special responsibilities in the following ways:

1. Directly: The Governor may directly submit a report to the President, detailing any relevant information or updates about the matter for which he has special responsibility.
2. Through State Legislative Assembly: The Governor can present the report before the State Legislative Assembly, and the Assembly can then forward the report to the President for further review and action.
3. Upon Receipt of a Report: If the President receives a report from any other source (not directly from the Governor or State Legislative Assembly) about the matters concerning the Governor's special responsibilities, he may act on that information as well.