The correct answer is section 25 Explanation & Key Takeaways: • 'Section 25' of India's Right to Information Act 2005 mentions 'monitoring and reporting.' It can be emphasized as follows: • Reporting Obligation: Section 25(1) mandates that every public authority should, in relation to the Right to Information requests that it receives, supply to the Central or State Information Commission, as appropriate, a report on a yearly basis. This report would include the numbers of requests made to the authority, the decisions made by the authority and details of information provided, amongst other things. • Report Examination: Under section 25(2), the respective Information Commission is required to prepare a report at the end of the year, based on monitoring and assessing these records provided by the public authorities. • Submission to the Parliament/State Legislature: Section 25(3) stipulates that each Information Commission’s report shall be laid before the Parliament or State Legislature, as the case may be. These annual reports serve as a critical tool for monitoring the implementation of the Act.