Kavya Lilhare: Should India have a One-Child Policy?

    • Kavya Lilhare,
    • Standard: X-B,
    • PRESIDIUM SCHOOL INDIRAPURAM,
    • Delhi.

    • Publish Date: Jan 7 2017 9:49PM
    • |
    • Updated Date: Jan 10 2017 3:14PM
Kavya Lilhare: Should India have a One-Child Policy?

Since the time Narendra Modi has become the prime minister of the country, a bunch of people have speculated if he will introduce a one-child policy. Especially after demonistation, the discussion around it has gained momentum amongst citizens.  May be, even our PM has this question in his head, "Should India have a One-Child Policy?”
 
According to me, yes, we should have a one-child policy. This will substantially lead to less population, resulting in less competition and more opportunities for the students. With limited population, creating more jobs won’t be a tedious task and the resources will be put to better use.  It will also place less pressure on the natural resources.

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SIMRAN BENDALE Sanskriti School, Pune

It might be a good idea... But I think if India follows it, it should be for a shorter time as we wont like the drastic decrease in population and more old men and less young people like in China! It should be to maintain the population not to decrease

Kavya Lilhare PRESIDIUM SCHOOL INDIRAPURAM

No, the aim is to decrease the population. In simple terms, population is inversely proportional to economy of the country..

Manav Lodha Sindhi Model Senior Secondary School

One child and giving him/her the perfect but needs is too important . These policy in turn will decrease the population but help in growing our economy as the child will be given right knowledge to be successful.

Emima Thangapandi PADUA HIGH SCHOOL-MANKHURD

I think one child policy is not so good.I know the feelings of being single child because I am a single child.All think If you are a single child you will get more care from parents,but the fact is that while giving more care the parents expect the child to be first in everything.If a child is good in studies the parent expect them to be good in sports,singing,music and everything,But if there are two or more than two the pressure on one child will be less.

Haya Naved FATHER AGNEL SCHOOL(GAUTAM NAGAR)

It would be fantastic if one child policy is introduced. I think due to illiteracy citizens are not aware of the importance of maintaining population and family planning. Due to so much population the country is not able to progress. More population hinders progression because a large population is difficult to manage.

Haya Naved FATHER AGNEL SCHOOL(GAUTAM NAGAR)

It would be fantastic if one child policy is introduced. I think due to illiteracy citizens are not aware of the importance of maintaining population and family planning. Due to so much population the country is not able to progress. More population hinders progression because a large population is difficult to manage.

Haya Naved FATHER AGNEL SCHOOL(GAUTAM NAGAR)

India is so diverse that it becomes even more difficult to fulfill the needs of so many people and that too so diverse. If there will be one child in each family it will be easier for the government to give good education and good health. They will be able to invest more in the human capital. The problem of unemployment will also be solved. This will reduce poverty and help in the development of the country.

Rahul Yadav GURUNANAK MISSION-ANDHERI-E

You cant force people from having more than one child but no one can stop you from promoting it, make changes in Government policies introduce special package for family with one child or special privilege for small family perhaps reduce caste based quota and substitute it with quota for one child family.

Himanshi Dhawan Saffron Public School

I don''t feel that it''s the right time. India today has become a hub of Foreign Direct Investment(FDI). The question that arises is why India and not China which is the most populous country on the blue planet? The reason is the fountain of youth which is acting and arising whereas China has dead senile population because of the one-child policy. What if the consequences will be similar to that in China? So, I''m against it.

Asmita D.A.V Public School, Thane

No, I don''t think India should do it because being a single child is far more difficult than Floor Duty. Every child needs a companion.

Annada Dash KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA -PANVEL

No,I would say we should have 2 child policy not one ,it will be very hard for Indians to follow one child policy.

Kavya Lilhare PRESIDIUM SCHOOL INDIRAPURAM

#Haya Naved, well said..

Mehek Sayyed Padua High School , Mankhurd

i dont think it will work as every-one need''s a campanion in life In both stage Childhood and adulthood to share some felling,to fight for small small issue''s and to support encourage each other.So two child policy will be better than to one................

RIYA MITTAL Convent of Jesus and Mary

No ,India should not have a one-child policy .With 130 crore citizens in the country , it can create a lot of chaos.A single child also feels lonely as most parents are working nowadays.

B.Pranavaswaroop VANI VIDYALAYA S.S.S & JR. COLG

there is still some years for one child policy

Panchami.M K L E Society School, Nagarbhavi

It is not a good idea because we are a secular country and different religions have different customs which will be affected

Akshita Pandey LILAVATI BAI PODAR (A)-SCRUZ

India is very diverse so it does not need to have a one-child policy as each child needs a friend, companion or a brother or a sister.

shruti singh MODERN SCHOOL(HUMAYUN ROAD)

No, I need my sister I am lonely without her

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