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Why was the small-family norm promoted in the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: To improve living standards and health

Correct answer: A — to improve living standards and health. When a family has fewer children, available food, care, education, time and income can be shared more adequately among them. This can support the health and education of children and improve the family’s standard of living, while also helping slow population growth. Option A is correct because it gives the social and health reason. Option B is unrelated to the purpose of the norm. Option C is wrong because education is to be supported, not stopped. Option D is wrong because the policy was not intended to end agriculture. Memory cue: small family means more care and resources per child.

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National Population PolicySmall FamilyLiving StandardsPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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