The Nehru Report was a significant document produced by the All Parties Conference in 1928. It aimed to propose a plan for the future constitutional development of India. Among the recommendations presented in the Nehru Report, the one that was NOT included is Option 2: Separate Electorate.

1. Dominion Status: The Nehru Report recommended that India be given the status of a dominion within the British Empire. This status would grant India a significant degree of self-governance while still recognizing the British monarch as the head of state.

2. **Separate Electorate: This option was NOT recommended by the Nehru Report. Separate Electorate was a provision introduced by the British government that allowed different religious communities to vote for their own representatives. The Nehru Report opposed this provision and called for a system of joint electorates where people from different communities would vote together.

3. Unitary and Democratic Centre: The Nehru report proposed a system where India would have a strong central government with extensive powers, creating a unitary state. However, it would also embrace democratic principles to ensure representation and protection of the rights of various communities.

4. Adult Suffrage: The Nehru Report advocated for universal adult suffrage, which meant that all adult citizens, regardless of gender