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Why was girls’ education considered a demographic issue and not only a social issue in the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: Because it affects family size and health decisions

Answer: A. Girls’ education can influence several population-related decisions and outcomes. Education may improve knowledge of health and contraception, support later marriage and strengthen a woman’s ability to participate in decisions about family size, pregnancy and child care. Therefore it has demographic effects as well as social benefits. A is correct because it links education with fertility and health decisions. B is wrong because education does not stop birth registration. C is wrong because education can support awareness of immunisation rather than stop it. D is wrong because education does not make child marriage necessary; it generally challenges harmful early marriage. Memory cue: education changes knowledge, timing and choices.

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Girls EducationDemographic ChangeNational Population PolicyNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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