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What does population stabilisation mean in the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: Bringing population growth to a balanced level

Direct answer: A, bringing population growth to a balanced and sustainable level. Stabilisation does not mean suddenly stopping all births or reducing the population by force. It means that, over time, birth rates and population growth become more balanced through education, health care, awareness, voluntary family planning and improved social conditions. A is correct because it expresses this long-term aim. B is the opposite of stabilisation: sudden doubling would be rapid growth. C confuses population growth with population distribution; stabilisation does not require everyone to live in one city. D is wrong because a census is a method of collecting population information and stopping it would not stabilise population. Common confusion: “stable” means balanced and sustainable, not frozen or forcibly reduced. Memory cue: stabilisation means steady balance over time.

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Population StabilisationNational Population PolicyFamily PlanningPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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