The message of small family in the National Population Policy is linked with what?

Correct answer: Better health and standard of living

The direct answer is A: the small-family message is linked with better health and a higher standard of living. A smaller family can make it easier for parents and public services to provide adequate food, care, education, housing and health attention to each child. It can also reduce pressure on the family’s limited income and time. This does not mean that every small family automatically becomes prosperous; rather, responsible and informed family planning may improve the distribution of available resources. A is correct because it expresses the welfare objective. B is wrong because the message is intended to reduce pressure and crowding, not increase it. C is wrong because the policy supports education, not less education. D is wrong because the aim is to improve well-being, not increase poverty. Memory cue: small family, greater attention and resources per member.