The world's first official family planning program was launched in India on 10 December 1952. The program was initiated by the government of India under the leadership of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. The goal of the program was to control population growth and improve the overall health and well-being of families in the country.
The launch of India's family planning program marked a significant step in global efforts to address population-related issues. The program involved the promotion of contraceptive methods, education about family planning, and the establishment of clinics and facilities to provide reproductive health services.
India's family planning initiatives have evolved over the years, and the country continues to address population-related challenges through various policies and programs. The launch of the family planning program on December 10, 1952, is a noteworthy event in the history of public health and population control efforts.
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