Present an account of the Indus Water Treaty and examine its ecological, economic and political implications in the context of changing bilateral relations.

Key learnings from their answer

• ›He lands conclusions on a value or right rather than a summary, Q17 (Jal Jeevan Mission) closes on 'Water for All' tied to Right to Life under Article 21, and recurring slogans like 'Sashakt Bharat' (Q8) and 'Sabke Saath Sabka Vikas' (Q10). -> End an answer by linking the topic back to a constitutional value or rights guarantee; it elevates a scheme/policy answer from administrative to principled in one sentence.
• ›Diagrams are integrated as analysis, not decoration: a Q15 'Deprivation' mind-map splitting Extent vs Source (caste/class/regional/gender) vs Complexity that feeds into 'Informed policymaking', a Q8 bar chart plotting the actual NSS-2017 42/15/24 digital-divide numbers, and a hand-drawn Indo-Pacific map in Q20. -> Make each visual do argumentative work, a labelled chart that carries your own data or a mind-map that classifies causes adds value, whereas a generic box-and-arrow does not.