ECI Holds 5th Electoral Literacy Club Conference at Ahmedabad

The correct answer is Ahmedabad. The Commission held the fifth conference in the series there, and the participants were students and teachers drawn from schools, colleges and universities across Gujarat. Options A, B and D are all wrong for this question because each city hosted one of the four earlier conferences in the same series: Patna in Bihar, Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh, Chennai in Tamil Nadu and Margao in Goa. Questions in this series are usually set on the order of the host cities, so learn the four earlier ones as a group and attach the fifth to Gujarat. Note also that the Chief Election Commissioner met Booth Level Officers of the state on the same day and praised their work in the Special Intensive Revision of the electoral rolls.

The correct answer is Learn Democracy. Lead Democracy. The release says ELC 2.0 carries that tagline and reimagines Electoral Literacy Clubs as structured, visible and digitally enabled platforms across schools, colleges and universities, encouraging young and first-time voters to understand democracy and take part in it meaningfully. It leverages the ECINET platform, which provides every election-related service from roll to poll, and will run continuous, year-round activity through a dedicated ELC portal. Options B, C and D are wrong because none of those lines appears in this release, although each has the ring of a voter awareness slogan and so works as a distractor. The two-part tagline is easy to remember if you keep its structure in mind: first learn, then lead.

The correct answer is nearly 1,500. The release sets out the scale of the educational network that ELC 2.0 can reach, and says higher education comprises nearly that many universities along with around seventy thousand educational institutions, with an estimated enrolment of 4.33 crore students. Option D is the trap, because that larger figure belongs to the institutions rather than the universities, and the two numbers sit in the same sentence. Options A and B are wrong because neither figure appears in the release. The school side of the network is worth learning alongside it: about fifteen lakh schools, nearly twenty five crore students and more than one crore teachers. Together these numbers explain why the Commission treats the school and college network as its main route to young electors.