When India began its population policies in 1951, the government focused on D. family planning education.
The government provided birth control information in existing hospitals and health care facilities in the 1950s. However, the government did not actively promote family planning education which still resulted to an increase in population growth.
It was only in the late 1960s that the government became more aggressive in trying to control the population growth to the extent of giving government-enforced sterilization as part of the state-sponsored birth control measures.
Answer: Excessive drinking by adolescents aged 20 and younger has been related to brain injury and impaired brain function, according to medical studies. Early drinking before the age of 21 raises the risk of potential substance misuse, traffic accidents, and attacks, among other alcohol-related concerns.
I believe this is because it is considered a “lesser developed region”, in which there are high infant mortality rates, low access to quality healthcare, and low access to clean water and sanitation compared to a “more developed region”. This keeps a population from being able to boom/exponentially grow.
(Coming from a native) they created the current religious climate, political system, created the gender structures, and the climate crisis but not caring for the earth as one should.
The Bogra Formula was a political compromise presented and proposed by Prime Minister Bogra on 7 October 1953 before the Constituent Assembly. ... The Bogra Formula sought to permanently abolish the Governor-General who represented the British monarchy in the country to be replaced with the elected figurehead presidency.
