How does the decision related to the Mandal Commission show India’s institutional process?

Correct answer: The Commission’s report, the government’s decision and the official order together formed the policy

Correct answer: B. The Mandal Commission example illustrates that a major public decision develops through institutions and stages. A commission examines an issue and submits a report or recommendations. The government considers that material and takes a political decision. An official government order then gives the decision an administrative form so that it can be implemented. In this way, the report, executive decision and formal order are connected parts of the process. Option A is wrong because the court was not the only institution responsible for implementing the policy. Option B is correct because it identifies the report, government decision and order together. Option C is wrong because media reports may inform debate but do not directly make law or government orders. Option D is wrong because voters choose representatives; they do not administratively implement a policy without government machinery. Memory cue: report, decision, order—three links in the institutional chain.