Which of the following is NOT a function of a Chief Minister of an Indian state?

Functions of a Chief Minister
Leader of the Council of Ministers: The Chief Minister heads the state’s Council of Ministers and allocates portfolios.
Advisor to the Governor: The Governor usually acts on the advice of the Chief Minister and the Council of Ministers.
Link between State and Centre: The Chief Minister communicates with the central government about state matters.
Policy-making and administration: Guides legislation, frames policies, and ensures their implementation.
Legislative role: Plays a key role in introducing bills and influencing the legislative agenda.
What is NOT a Function
The Chief Minister is not the constitutional Head of State.
That role belongs to the Governor, who is appointed by the President of India.
The Chief Minister is the Head of Government, not the Head of State.
In short: The Chief Minister runs the government and leads the ministers, but does not perform the Governor’s role as Head of State.