What can lack of health information lead to under the National Population Policy?

Correct answer: Unsafe motherhood and unplanned births

The direct answer is A: lack of health information can contribute to unsafe motherhood and unplanned births. Health information teaches people about pregnancy care, warning signs, nutrition, birth spacing, available family-planning methods, and when to seek medical help. Without reliable information, a person may not recognize danger signs, may delay care, or may be unable to make a planned and informed decision. This does not mean that lack of information is the only cause of every unsafe outcome; it is one important risk factor. Option A is correct because it describes a possible and logically connected result. B is wrong because poor information cannot ensure complete stabilization. C is wrong because health-information shortage does not create universal literacy. D is wrong because lack of knowledge may increase risks rather than end infant mortality. Memory cue: correct information supports safe choices; its absence increases uncertainty and risk.