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Why was it considered necessary to extend health services to rural areas in the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: To ensure equal health facilities

Direct answer: A, to ensure equal health facilities. A population policy must reach people in both urban and rural areas because health needs exist everywhere. Rural families may live far from hospitals, trained staff, vaccination services, maternal care, and child-care facilities. Extending services improves access and makes the policy more inclusive. Better access can support safer motherhood, healthier children, disease prevention, and informed family-welfare decisions. B is the opposite of the purpose: a national policy should not benefit only cities. C is unrelated because health-service expansion is not intended to reduce agriculture. D is also unrelated and would harm children rather than improve population welfare. The key idea is equality of access, not equal numbers of hospitals in every place. Memory cue: rural health outreach means inclusion and fair access.

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Rural HealthEqual AccessNational Population PolicyNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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