What is emphasised to make the young population a resource in the National Population Policy?

Correct answer: Education, health and skills

Correct answer: C, education, health and skills. A young population is not automatically a resource merely because it is large. People become a useful human resource when they are healthy, educated and able to develop practical or vocational skills. Education improves knowledge and decision-making, health supports energy and regular participation in life and work, and skills help people perform productive tasks. Therefore, the policy focuses on improving the quality and capabilities of people. A is wrong because counting tells us the size of the population but does not develop people. B is wrong because trade tax is a financial matter, not the main way to develop young people. C is correct because all three elements build human capability. D is wrong because border disputes do not make young people a resource. Memory cue: population plus education, health and skills becomes human resource.