Which type of thinking does Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Yojana aim to change?

Correct answer: Thinking that gives less importance to daughters

The direct answer is A: the scheme aims to change thinking that gives less importance to daughters. Beti Bachao Beti Padhao means protecting the girl child and supporting her education. The central problem is not merely a lack of books; it is discrimination, such as preferring sons, spending less on girls, or believing that girls do not need education. Step by step, the scheme encourages society to value girls, protect them, educate them, and provide equal chances. Option A is correct because it directly describes the negative attitude that the campaign wants to remove. Option B is not correct because giving equal opportunities is the positive attitude that the scheme wants to create, not the harmful thinking it aims to change. Option C is also a desirable result, because respecting girls' education is encouraged, but it does not name the discriminatory thinking being changed as directly as A. Option D is another important goal related to girls' welfare, but it describes care for health rather than the particular social attitude asked about. A common mistake is to choose a positive outcome instead of identifying the negative mindset being corrected. Remember: the scheme changes discrimination and builds equal value for daughters.