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What target for the infant mortality rate was set in the National Population Policy?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Below 30 per thousand

Correct answer: A — below 30 per thousand live births. Infant mortality rate means the number of infants dying before one year of age for every 1,000 live births. A lower rate reflects better maternal care, safe delivery, newborn care, nutrition and health services. Option A is correct because the policy set the target of reducing infant mortality below 30 per thousand. Option B is wrong because it describes a very high, undesirable rate. Option C is also much higher than the target. Option D is an extremely high figure and cannot represent a health-improvement target. Memory cue: for this policy target, think “IMR below 30,” not 80 or 100.

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National Population PolicyInfant MortalityHealth ServicesPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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