Should India have a One Child Policy?
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Pihhu said:
1 year ago
My opinion on this topic is that India should not adopt this policy because we are Indians we live in a joint family, and we have a culture that we can stay with many people in comparison to living alone. If parents are capable of taking care of two children, and giving them well and good education then the child have a sibling, that he can play with, go to school and many more things.
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Champa said:
9 months ago
Hello all!
I do agree with so many participants who support that India shouldn't adopt one child policy because that might slow down the number of youth population over a certain period and ultimately might lead to the result which china is already facing!
However, I would like to add another perspective to this! for example with rising inflation, and everything becoming expensive for so many parents to raise their child in a balanced env, for them one child or even no child policy might work best! (At least a child won't have to suffer for basic needs)
So the point I want to state is that the one child policy is good for those who could afford the living cost expenses to raise a child. So instead of arguing over whether one child is good or not, we should focus and find out solutions to generate more employmment and econ growth because this is proportional!
I do agree with so many participants who support that India shouldn't adopt one child policy because that might slow down the number of youth population over a certain period and ultimately might lead to the result which china is already facing!
However, I would like to add another perspective to this! for example with rising inflation, and everything becoming expensive for so many parents to raise their child in a balanced env, for them one child or even no child policy might work best! (At least a child won't have to suffer for basic needs)
So the point I want to state is that the one child policy is good for those who could afford the living cost expenses to raise a child. So instead of arguing over whether one child is good or not, we should focus and find out solutions to generate more employmment and econ growth because this is proportional!
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Tashu Singla said:
5 months ago
Hello everyone, as our topic of discussion is "Should India have a one child policy".
According to my point of view, every coin has two sides; similarly, this statement also has two sides. First, that's true if this policy is imposed, then our population will be in control, and our country will run in a more efficient manner. Those parents who cannot afford to many expenses of their children will face fewer problems in their parenting. Somewhere, our country will look more managed.
But on the other side, I also do have this perspective that imposing a one-child policy will hinder those creative minds which could have done very well if they could come and live their life.
So in the end, I would like to say that instead of focusing on these policies, we should focus on how to exponentially increase our incomes, control expenses and how to be an asset for our country instead of being a liability.
According to my point of view, every coin has two sides; similarly, this statement also has two sides. First, that's true if this policy is imposed, then our population will be in control, and our country will run in a more efficient manner. Those parents who cannot afford to many expenses of their children will face fewer problems in their parenting. Somewhere, our country will look more managed.
But on the other side, I also do have this perspective that imposing a one-child policy will hinder those creative minds which could have done very well if they could come and live their life.
So in the end, I would like to say that instead of focusing on these policies, we should focus on how to exponentially increase our incomes, control expenses and how to be an asset for our country instead of being a liability.
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Sparsha Shetty said:
2 years ago
Yes, I agree with the point that our population has tremendously increased. But, I don't think so that imposing 1 child policy can be a good solution to this problem.
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Harshit Tiwari said:
2 years ago
Hello everyone.
My name is Harshit.
In my opinion India should not adopt a child policy because it increases the killing of girl children. Still, we also want to reduce the problems due to the High population, so we need to educate people that they are born with 2 children.
My name is Harshit.
In my opinion India should not adopt a child policy because it increases the killing of girl children. Still, we also want to reduce the problems due to the High population, so we need to educate people that they are born with 2 children.
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Shifali said:
1 month ago
Hello everyone.
I am Shifali, and today's discussion topic is " Should India have a one-child policy or not". I think this question arises because of the overpopulation in India, and due to this problem, India is facing so many problems like unemployment, health care issues and many more. Population could be the reason for unemployment in India because for any government exam for that 1 seat, there is around 13 people who are competiting with each other, so you can think of implementing this policy in India. But on the other hand, as we see in China their 50% of the population is old, they do not work and China is facing so many problems, but they have good technology and innovation, so it wouldn't affect their country's growth. But in India, we don't have that much technology or innovation because our nation is currently in its developing stage, it is not a developed nation, and we need young minds to work, to think and for that we need children who will build our futures. That's why I think this policy should not be implemented in India. That's it.
I am Shifali, and today's discussion topic is " Should India have a one-child policy or not". I think this question arises because of the overpopulation in India, and due to this problem, India is facing so many problems like unemployment, health care issues and many more. Population could be the reason for unemployment in India because for any government exam for that 1 seat, there is around 13 people who are competiting with each other, so you can think of implementing this policy in India. But on the other hand, as we see in China their 50% of the population is old, they do not work and China is facing so many problems, but they have good technology and innovation, so it wouldn't affect their country's growth. But in India, we don't have that much technology or innovation because our nation is currently in its developing stage, it is not a developed nation, and we need young minds to work, to think and for that we need children who will build our futures. That's why I think this policy should not be implemented in India. That's it.
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Novaraj said:
1 week ago
India is facing a high population problem. One child poliy don't not work in India beacuse so many reasons are there;
1. Child marriage problem.
2. Uneducated people.
3. Ruler area people.
4. Religious beliefs.
5. Failure of family planning.
6. No proper guidance.
7. People believe a child is an income source.
These are the reasons for not implementing the 9ne child policy in India. The government needs to solve the ten problems to achieve good development in India.
Thanks for giving me the opportunity.
1. Child marriage problem.
2. Uneducated people.
3. Ruler area people.
4. Religious beliefs.
5. Failure of family planning.
6. No proper guidance.
7. People believe a child is an income source.
These are the reasons for not implementing the 9ne child policy in India. The government needs to solve the ten problems to achieve good development in India.
Thanks for giving me the opportunity.
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Abdul qadeer said:
3 months ago
Hello friends.
My opinion about the one child policy is, this should not be implemented because India is culturally very diverse and having strong belief towards their religion, which can intensify the resentment of people for the govt, as we are aware about the case of forceful sterilization in 1976.
Yes, the govt should satisfactory used the preventive method to make the people aware about family planning, education, and contraceptives.
My opinion about the one child policy is, this should not be implemented because India is culturally very diverse and having strong belief towards their religion, which can intensify the resentment of people for the govt, as we are aware about the case of forceful sterilization in 1976.
Yes, the govt should satisfactory used the preventive method to make the people aware about family planning, education, and contraceptives.
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