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Geography

National Population Policy

राष्ट्रीय जनसंख्या नीति

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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Expert · Level 88 · npp 2000,population policy,quality of life
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  1. Because it also links health education and family welfare
  2. Because it is only linked with tax collection
  3. Because it only improves weather
  4. Because it only increases mineral production
Expert · Level 88 · free education,compulsory education,population stabilisation
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  1. It increases aware and responsible decision making
  2. It makes child marriage compulsory
  3. It ends health services
  4. It stops census work
Expert · Level 88 · infant mortality,child survival,health indicator
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  1. It strengthens child health and survival
  2. It increases death rate
  3. It stops immunisation
  4. It removes nutrition services
Expert · Level 88 · universal immunisation,vaccination,child health
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  1. Because it protects against preventable diseases
  2. Because it closes education
  3. Because it doubles population immediately
  4. Because it lowers marriage age
Expert · Level 88 · delayed marriage,maternal health,girls health
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  1. It reduces risks of early motherhood
  2. It increases child marriage
  3. It weakens infant health
  4. It stops family welfare
Expert · Level 88 · adolescents,target group,npp
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  1. Because they have special needs for health nutrition and information
  2. Because they are not part of population
  3. Because they must be kept away from education
  4. Because they are only an elderly group
Expert · Level 88 · adolescent nutrition,population quality,human development
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  1. Because healthy adolescents improve future population quality
  2. Because nutrition has no relation with health
  3. Because it ends education
  4. Because it increases child marriage
Expert · Level 88 · unwanted pregnancy,preventive health,adolescent programme
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  1. Preventive health approach
  2. Only punishment based approach
  3. Mining based approach
  4. Weather based approach
Expert · Level 88 · std prevention,safe behaviour,public health
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  1. It strengthens safe behaviour and public health
  2. It helps spread disease
  3. It prevents immunisation
  4. It makes education useless
Expert · Level 88 · delayed childbearing,marriage age,family planning
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  1. It lowers health risks and makes family decisions more responsible
  2. It increases child mortality
  3. It ends the role of education
  4. It makes family welfare fail
Expert · Level 88 · legal measures,child marriage,social reform
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  1. Because law along with awareness helps social reform
  2. Because law lowers marriage age
  3. Because law stops education
  4. Because law removes nutrition
Expert · Level 88 · health,education,human resource
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  1. Quality of human resources is as important as number
  2. Only population number matters
  3. Education is separate and useless for health
  4. Health services are unrelated to population
Expert · Level 88 · infant mortality,universal immunisation,child survival
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  1. Immunisation helps reduce infant deaths by preventing preventable diseases
  2. Immunisation increases infant mortality
  3. Both have no relation
  4. Immunisation is only for adults
Expert · Level 88 · population stabilisation,balanced growth,quality
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  1. A process of balanced growth and better quality of life
  2. Suddenly making population zero
  3. Only stopping census
  4. Removing all health services
Expert · Level 88 · people centred,informed choice,family welfare
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  1. Voluntary and informed decisions
  2. Fear based decisions
  3. Decisions by hiding information
  4. Decisions only through punishment
Expert · Level 88 · life skills,adolescents,health education
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  1. It helps them make correct decisions on health and social risks
  2. It removes them from education
  3. It increases unsafe behaviour
  4. It removes nutritional need
Expert · Level 88 · food supplements,nutrition services,malnutrition
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  1. Malnutrition
  2. Mineral shortage in mines
  3. Traffic jam
  4. Earthquake
Expert · Level 88 · birth rate,holistic approach,npp
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  1. Because education health nutrition and awareness are also necessary
  2. Because birth rate has no importance
  3. Because infant health is useless
  4. Because family welfare is unrelated
Expert · Level 88 · safe behaviour,adolescent health,risk prevention
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  1. Adolescent health and risk prevention
  2. Mineral production
  3. Rail transport
  4. Rainfall measurement
Expert · Level 88 · girls education,delayed marriage,social reform
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  1. Education can reduce early marriage by increasing awareness
  2. Education makes child marriage compulsory
  3. Education is unrelated to marriage age
  4. Education worsens health decisions