The Indian government adopted its first National Population Policy in 1970, aiming to reduce the growth rate of population and improve the overall quality of life.

The National Population Policy in India aims to reduce the population growth rate by promoting family planning, increasing awareness about reproductive health, and improving access to contraceptives.

Promoting immigration is not a key component of India's National Population Policy, as the focus is on controlling population growth within the country.

The National Population Policy aims to achieve a Total Fertility Rate (TFR) of 2.1, which is the replacement level fertility rate.

Banning large families is not a strategy used by the Indian government to promote family planning, as it respects the reproductive rights of individuals.

The Reproductive and Child Health Program (RCH) was launched in 1996 to provide comprehensive reproductive and child health services, including family planning, maternal health, and child health.

Government's lack of commitment is not a challenge faced by India in implementing its population policy, as the government has been actively involved in promoting family planning and reproductive health.

The Sterilization Compensation Scheme provides financial assistance to couples who undergo sterilization, as a means of promoting family planning.

Kerala has the lowest Total Fertility Rate (TFR) among all states in India, indicating a successful implementation of population control measures.

The Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Program provides free contraceptives and reproductive health services to adolescents, aiming to prevent teenage pregnancies and promote responsible sexual behavior.

Withdrawal is not a reliable method of family planning, as it does not prevent pregnancy effectively.

The Sterilization Compensation Scheme provides free sterilization services to couples, as a means of promoting family planning.

Overpopulation is not a benefit of family planning, but rather a problem that family planning aims to address.

The One Child Policy is a government program that provides financial assistance to couples who have only one child, as a means of promoting population control.

Rapid economic growth is not a challenge faced by India in achieving its population policy goals, as it can contribute to improved living standards and better access to healthcare services.