In order to attain total reproductive health, India initiated family planning programmes in ____.

Q. To attain total reproductive health as a social goal, Indian Government initiated ‘family planning’ programmes (action plans) in the year

Q. India was amongst the first countries in the world to initiate action plans and programmes at a national level to attain reproductive health. These programmes called as 'family planning' were initiated in ____ year in India.

Q. Which of the following statements are correct?
(I) Family planning programmes, were initiated in 1951.
(II) According to WHO, reproductive health means total well-being in the physical, social, behavioural and emotional aspects of reproduction.
(III) Saheli was developed at CDRI in Lucknow
(IV) Amniocentesis should not be banned as it is a foetal sex determination test.

Q. The ‘family planning’ programmes were periodically assessed over the past decades. Improved programmes covering wider reproductive-related areas are currently in operation under the

Q. Which among the following statements is/are correct?
I. China was the first country to start family planning in 1951.
II. Currently operated programmes in India related to social goals are “Reproductive and Child Health Care.
III. The marriageable age for females and males is 18 and 21 years respectively in India.
IV. According to the WHO, reproductive health is total well-being in the physical, social and emotional aspects of reproduction.
V. Ban on amniocentesis, equal opportunities for male and female child, introduction of sex education and awareness about STDs are social goals envisaged in family planning.