What is one way to improve child health in the National Population Policy?

Correct answer: Universal immunisation

Direct answer: A, universal immunisation is an important way to protect child health. Immunisation prepares the body to defend itself against particular infectious diseases and is most effective when children receive the recommended vaccines through accessible health services. It reduces the risk of serious illness and supports healthier childhoods. A is correct because it is a preventive public-health measure. B is wrong because child labour harms children’s development, education, and well-being. C is wrong because closing schools reduces learning and access to support. D is wrong because removing health centres makes care less accessible. Memory cue: immunisation prevents disease; it does not treat every illness, but it is a major child-health protection measure.