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Why is law alone not sufficient for population stabilization under the National Population Policy?

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Correct answer: Because behaviour changes through education, health, culture and service access

The direct answer is A: population behaviour changes through education, health, culture, economic conditions, and access to services, so law by itself is not enough. A law can establish rights, responsibilities, or standards, but people also need accurate information, affordable and reachable health services, supportive social attitudes, and the freedom to make informed decisions. Education may improve awareness, health care may reduce risks, and service access may make voluntary family-planning choices practical. Option A is correct because it gives a broad, realistic explanation. B is wrong because law can influence population-related matters, even though it cannot work alone. C is wrong because education generally supports informed choices rather than being always harmful. D is wrong because health services are essential for safe and responsible decisions. A law without awareness and implementation may have limited effect. Memory cue: law provides a framework; education, health, culture, and services make change possible.

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LawSocial-FactorsPopulation-StabilizationNational Population PolicyPopulationGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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