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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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Easy · Level 94 · pregnant women,maternal health,infant health
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  1. Safe motherhood and healthy infants
  2. Creating strong winds
  3. Melting minerals
  4. Expanding deserts
Easy · Level 94 · child rights,free education,npp
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  1. Free and compulsory education
  2. Increasing child labour
  3. Removing children from school
  4. Stopping children's vaccination
Easy · Level 94 · health,living standard,human welfare
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  1. People's health and living standard
  2. Only building height
  3. Only number of roads
  4. Only market size
Easy · Level 94 · national population policy,census data,population planning,public services,india geography
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  1. To assess population needs and formulate plans
  2. Only to know the country's total population
  3. To prevent natural disasters
  4. To ensure the same weather in all states
Easy · Level 94 · people participation,awareness,npp
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  1. The policy succeeds when people adopt it with awareness
  2. Mountains break when people participate
  3. Seas disappear when people participate
  4. Rainfall stops when people participate
Easy · Level 94 · women education,family decisions,npp
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  1. Improvement in health and family decisions
  2. Sudden snowfall
  3. Change in soil colour
  4. Stopping sea tides
Easy · Level 94 · adolescent nutrition,healthy growth,npp
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  1. Because it helps healthy growth
  2. Because it makes seas sweet
  3. Because it lowers mountains
  4. Because it removes clouds
Easy · Level 94 · counselling,health decisions,npp
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  1. For correct health and family decisions
  2. To win sports competitions
  3. To create sea storms
  4. To hide minerals
Easy · Level 94 · balanced population,resources,npp
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  1. Pressure on resources and services can reduce
  2. Sunlight stops
  3. Mountains start moving
  4. Oceans dry up
Easy · Level 94 · policy success,education,health,participation
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  1. Increasing education, health care and aware participation
  2. Closing schools and health centres
  3. Spreading rumours
  4. Stopping immunisation
Medium · Level 92 · population,national population policy,class 9 geography
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  1. 1991
  2. 2000
  3. 2011
  4. 1971
Medium · Level 92 · population policy,stabilization,geography
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  1. Balancing population growth
  2. Increasing mineral production
  3. Reducing forest area
  4. Stopping exports
Medium · Level 92 · adolescents,reproductive health,population
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  1. They pay the most tax
  2. They need nutrition and reproductive health support
  3. They only do farming
  4. They do not conduct census
Medium · Level 92 · education,npp 2000,class 9
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  1. Ten years
  2. Twelve years
  3. Fourteen years
  4. Eighteen years
Medium · Level 92 · infant mortality,health,population policy
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  1. It improves health security in families
  2. It increases rainfall
  3. It makes mountains higher
  4. It changes soil colour
Medium · Level 92 · immunisation,maternal health,child health
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  1. Health of children and mothers
  2. Only trade growth
  3. Road construction
  4. Only mining
Medium · Level 92 · marriage age,women health,npp
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  1. To reduce early population growth and improve health
  2. To sell agricultural land
  3. To empty cities
  4. To change river direction
Medium · Level 92 · family welfare,population control,health
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  1. Only paying income tax
  2. Promoting family health and planned size
  3. Only running industries
  4. Only recruiting soldiers
Medium · Level 92 · human resource,population policy,education
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  1. Only as a burden
  2. As human resource
  3. Only as a trade good
  4. Only as a natural disaster
Medium · Level 92 · reproductive health,npp,awareness
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  1. Helping people make safe and informed decisions
  2. Fixing crop prices
  3. Increasing mineral exports
  4. Closing railway routes