How can compulsory education be linked with population stabilization in the National Population Policy?

Correct answer: It promotes informed decisions and the idea of a small family

Direct answer: C is correct. Education gives people the ability to understand health information, evaluate choices and think about the consequences of early marriage, family size and child care. When education is widely available, people are more likely to make informed decisions and understand the benefits of planning their families according to their resources and responsibilities. This can support population stabilisation over a long period; it is not an instant or mechanical result. A is wrong because river direction is a physical-geography issue. B is wrong because education is not designed simply to reduce employment. D is wrong because compulsory education does not send everyone to cities. Memory cue: education informs choices; informed choices support responsible family planning.