To enhance the quality of democracy in India the Election Commission of India has proposed electoral reforms in 2016. What are the suggested reforms and how far are they significant to make democracy successful?

Key learnings from their answer

• ›Anudeep opens nearly every answer by naming the exact Constitutional provision the question hinges on before defining anything, Art 312 for the civil-services question (Q9), Art 153 for the Governor (Q11), Art 324 for the Election Commission (Q13), Art 47 for health (Q8). -> Lead your GS2 answer with the precise Article, not a vague intro: it instantly signals constitutional literacy and frames the whole answer in the examiner's first 10 seconds.
• ›Claims are pinned to named reports with hard numbers, not adjectives: DAKSH on 12-15 year adjudication delays (Q7), Lancet on 0.7 doctors per 1000 vs WHO's 2 and 1.5%-of-GDP health spend vs Thailand's 3.5% (Q8), ADR's 33% of MPs with criminal antecedents (Q2/Q13), World Bank's Rs 80,000 cr Aadhaar saving (Q4). -> Memorise 2-3 source-attributed statistics per static topic; 'DAKSH report' or 'per Lancet' is far more convincing than 'huge delays' and is what separates a 6 from a 10.