For whom is primary health care important in the National Population Policy?

Correct answer: For basic health of all people

The direct answer is C: primary health care is important for the basic health of all people. It is the first level of health support, where people can receive common treatment, health advice, preventive care, maternal and child care, vaccination guidance and referrals when more specialised treatment is needed. Making such services available helps people receive care before illnesses become severe. A is wrong because a metal industry is not a human group needing primary health care. B is wrong because airports may need medical arrangements, but primary health care is not meant only for them. D is wrong because rocks are non-living and do not receive health services. Memory cue: primary means first and basic; it serves people and communities, not industries or objects.