The correct answer is option 1, The President. The annual report of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) is submitted to the President of India. The UPSC is a constitutional body responsible for conducting examinations and making appointments for various civil services in the country. As per Article 320 of the Indian Constitution, the UPSC is required to submit an annual report to the President. This report contains information about the activities and achievements of the UPSC during the year, including details about examinations conducted, appointments made, and any recommendations or suggestions for improvement. The President, as the head of state, has the authority and responsibility to review and consider the UPSC`s annual report.