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Which indicator is most relevant for measuring success of the National Population Policy?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Improvement in education, health, birth rate and maternal-child mortality

Direct answer: A. The success of a population policy should be judged through human-development and demographic indicators that show whether people's lives and health are improving. Education increases awareness and informed decision-making. Better health services help protect mothers and children. Changes in birth rate can show whether families are able to make informed choices about family size, while maternal and infant mortality rates reveal the safety and quality of health care. Looking at several connected indicators is better than using one unrelated measurement. A is correct because it combines education, health and population-related outcomes. B is not sufficient: roads may support development, but road length alone cannot measure population-policy success. C measures an economic activity, not the main outcomes of this policy. D is unrelated to population welfare. Memory cue: judge the policy by people’s health, knowledge and demographic well-being.

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Policy IndicatorsMaternal HealthInfant MortalityNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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