The term 'Governor in Mughal India' can be summarized as a NAWAB, which is a 5-letter word meaning a Muslim ruler or governor of a province in Mughal India. The title was used by the Mughal rulers to designate a powerful local ruler or military commander who was responsible for the administration of a particular province. The title was also used by the British Raj to refer to the local rulers who were appointed to govern the princely states of India.