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In this Class 9 Geography topic from the chapter “Population,” students learn why India introduced the National Population Policy and how it addresses population growth through voluntary, informed family planning. The topic connects population stabilisation with accessible reproductive healthcare, improved maternal and child health, universal education, delayed marriage, reduced infant mortality and greater awareness of demographic change. It also helps students understand how public policy responds to population trends and supports people’s quality of life.
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Easy · Level 94 · national population policy,2000,populationView options
2000
1991
1951
2011
Easy · Level 94 · population stabilization,npp,geographyView options
To stabilize population
To increase rainfall
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Easy · Level 94 · adolescents,national population policy,healthView options
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Very early marriage
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Question 1EasyLevel 94
In which year was India's National Population Policy announced?
Correct answer: A
A national population policy is a government plan related to population growth, health, family welfare, and the quality of life of citizens. India announced its National Population Policy in the year 2000. Remembering the year is useful because the other choices are different milestones or census-related years, not the year of this policy.
Thus, option A, 2000, is correct. The year 1991 is associated with an earlier period of population and economic discussion, while 1951 was the year of India’s first census after independence. The year 2011 is connected with a later population census. None of those dates matches the announcement of the National Population Policy, so they should not be selected.
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