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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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Hard · Level 86 · adolescent health,sexually transmitted diseases,population quality
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  1. Because it is only an adult problem
  2. Because adolescent health is linked with future population quality
  3. Because it speeds up mining
  4. Because it raises river water level
Hard · Level 86 · small family,resources,living standard
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  1. A small family always creates natural resources
  2. A small family stops the census
  3. In a small family better attention to education health and resources is possible
  4. A small family needs no services
Hard · Level 86 · health infrastructure,implementation,safe motherhood
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  1. Railway speed
  2. Measurement of forest area
  3. Sea trade
  4. Family welfare and safe motherhood
Hard · Level 86 · girls education,long term effect,npp
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  1. Improvement in marriage age health awareness and family decisions
  2. Reducing number of storms
  3. Changing soil layer
  4. Increasing river length
Hard · Level 86 · counselling,informed decision,reproductive health
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  1. To let people decide without information
  2. To help in informed decisions on family health and reproduction
  3. To do only election campaigning
  4. To prepare physical maps
Hard · Level 86 · maternal mortality,women health,safe motherhood
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  1. Mineral production
  2. Height of cities
  3. Women's health and safe motherhood
  4. Type of vegetation
Hard · Level 86 · universal immunisation,child health,infant mortality
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  1. It ends school examinations
  2. It stops agricultural production
  3. It hides census numbers
  4. It protects children from preventable diseases
Hard · Level 86 · immediate objective,contraception,health infrastructure
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  1. Meeting contraceptive needs and health care infrastructure
  2. Expansion of oceans
  3. Measuring mountain height
  4. Counting only wildlife
Hard · Level 86 · replacement level fertility,population growth,stabilization
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  1. Making population suddenly zero
  2. Giving population growth a stable direction in the long run
  3. Sending every family to a city
  4. Stopping birth and death records
Hard · Level 86 · rights based policy,voluntary choice,health services
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  1. It only gives punishment
  2. It only imposes taxes
  3. It stresses voluntary choice health services and information
  4. It removes people from the census
Hard · Level 86 · family planning,service access,voluntary
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  1. Services remain only with rich people
  2. Services are available only in the capital
  3. People are not given information
  4. Services are accessible voluntary and reliable
Hard · Level 86 · human resource development,population stabilization,quality
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  1. A healthy educated population increases development capacity
  2. Population stabilization ends education
  3. Human resources have no relation with health
  4. Stable population has no relation with quality of life
Hard · Level 86 · education up to 14,health awareness,early marriage
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  1. Lack of health awareness and tendency of early marriage
  2. Sea waves
  3. Colour of minerals
  4. Heat of the sun
Hard · Level 86 · life expectancy,health quality,reproductive health
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  1. Mining control
  2. Improvement in infant maternal and reproductive health services
  3. State boundary change
  4. Climate classification
Hard · Level 86 · regional inequalities,local needs,policy planning
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  1. Needs of all regions are exactly same
  2. Regional differences have no relation with policy
  3. Services and plans can be implemented according to local needs
  4. It removes the need for census
Hard · Level 86 · maternal health,child health,npp
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  1. Because both have no relation with agricultural value
  2. Because both are only urban issues
  3. Because both are parts of physical geography
  4. Because maternal health directly affects infant health
Hard · Level 86 · policy evaluation,birth rate,quality of life
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  1. Because it also includes education health mortality and quality of life
  2. Because birth rate is not part of population
  3. Because the policy has no relation with family
  4. Because health data are always wrong
Hard · Level 86 · school dropout,human development,education
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  1. Sending children into labour
  2. Strengthening human development and aware citizenship
  3. Stopping census
  4. Weakening family health
Hard · Level 86 · rural health,service inequality,npp
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  1. Too much mountain building
  2. Excessive sea trade
  3. Service inequality and lack of health facilities
  4. Shortage of maps
Hard · Level 86 · small family,quality of life,resources
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  1. A small family always removes poverty
  2. A small family makes education unnecessary
  3. A small family removes the need for health care
  4. A small family can increase per person attention to resources