Should India have a One Child Policy?
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Abdul qadeer said:
1 year 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.
Priyanka said:
4 weeks ago
Hello everyone!
Today's GD topic is Should India have a one-child policy?
So, in my point of view, India should definitely have a one-child policy because most people usually plan for one child. Most married couples think hum do, hamare do, but they won't stop at 2 and end up facing financial crises.
In the future, they face a lot of risks when it comes to child education, earning a good proportion of the bread and butter for the family, giving them a standard life, and all.
Now, coming to the job market, there are very few jobs available in the market if you have a bright kid along with good knowledge and skills, he will get the job, but what about the one who didn't get proper education and all? So it's better that one should properly plan everything before family planning.
Today's GD topic is Should India have a one-child policy?
So, in my point of view, India should definitely have a one-child policy because most people usually plan for one child. Most married couples think hum do, hamare do, but they won't stop at 2 and end up facing financial crises.
In the future, they face a lot of risks when it comes to child education, earning a good proportion of the bread and butter for the family, giving them a standard life, and all.
Now, coming to the job market, there are very few jobs available in the market if you have a bright kid along with good knowledge and skills, he will get the job, but what about the one who didn't get proper education and all? So it's better that one should properly plan everything before family planning.
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