What is the simple meaning of Beti Bachao in this scheme?

Correct answer: Protecting life safety and dignity of the girl child

The direct answer is C: Beti Bachao includes protecting the girl child’s life, safety and dignity. The simple idea is that a girl must be valued as a human being and protected from discrimination, neglect, violence and practices that threaten her survival or well-being. “Bachao” does not mean only physical rescue; it also includes a safe, respectful environment in which her rights are protected. Option A, giving only awards, may encourage recognition but cannot define the meaning of protection. Option B, conducting only examinations, relates to assessment and does not protect life or dignity. Option C is correct because it expresses the central protection message in clear terms. Option D, building only hostels, can support access to education in some situations but is only one possible facility, not the complete meaning of the scheme. The broader message joins protection with education and equal value. Exam cue: for “Beti Bachao,” remember survival, safety, dignity and protection—not a single building or event.