According to the NCERT text and the Central Dogma of molecular biology, transcription is the process of copying genetic information from one strand of DNA into mRNA (messenger RNA), which carries the code for protein synthesis. While tRNA is also produced via transcription, it functions as an adapter molecule (Source: ) rather than the carrier of genetic information for the protein sequence. Therefore, describing transcription as writing information to t-RNA is chemically imprecise in this context compared to the other options. Translation uses mRNA information to synthesize proteins (Source: ), Repressor proteins bind to the operator to prevent transcription (Source: ), and an Operon comprises structural genes, an operator, and a promoter (Source: ).