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Why cannot population stabilization in the National Population Policy be called only a policy of reducing numbers?

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Correct answer: Because it includes health, education and welfare too

Direct answer: A, because population stabilisation also includes health, education, and welfare. A population policy is concerned not merely with how many people live in a country, but also with their quality of life and access to essential services. Better health care, education, reproductive awareness, family welfare, and social development help people make informed choices and improve well-being. Thus, stabilisation is a broad, humane, and development-oriented goal rather than a simple numerical reduction. B is wrong because taxation alone cannot address population health or welfare. C is wrong because the army is not the central instrument of population policy. D is wrong because trade may affect the economy but does not represent the full health and welfare approach. Memory cue: stabilisation means balanced population and better quality of life, not numbers alone.

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Population StabilizationHealthEducationWelfareNational Population PolicyNational Population PolicyPopulationGeography

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