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Why was immunisation considered important in the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: To prevent vaccine-preventable diseases

Direct answer: Option A is correct. Immunisation trains the body’s immune system to recognise particular infections and helps prevent or reduce serious vaccine-preventable diseases. When children receive recommended vaccines, they gain important protection, and the wider community may also benefit because transmission can be reduced. This supports the policy’s concern for child health and survival. Option A is correct because disease prevention is the direct health value of immunisation. Option B is wrong because vaccination is not intended to increase population immediately. Option C is wrong because immunisation supports children’s health and does not require schools to close. Option D is wrong because vaccination has no purpose of increasing water scarcity. Memory cue: immunisation means “protection before disease,” not population increase.

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ImmunisationVaccinationChild HealthNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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