The Chief Minister is the head of the state government in India. Some of the main powers and responsibilities of the Chief Minister under the Indian Constitution are:

• Appointment of ministers in the state cabinet
• Allocation of portfolios among ministers
• Management of the day-to-day affairs of the state government
• Responsibility towards the state legislative assembly
• Preparation of the state budget
• Implementation of state policies and programmes
• Performing duties as the chief spokesperson for the state government
• Authenticating the issuance of official government documents
• Ensuring compliance with the laws and regulations of the state
• Recommendation for the dismissal of ministers to the governor and other central authorities

In addition, the Chief Minister represents the state government at various forums, including national-level meetings. They also work in coordination with the centre to ensure that the interests of the state are represented at the national level.