The Two-Child Policy was introduced in India to control population growth. It aimed to encourage families to limit their number of children. The policy faced criticism for its impact on human rights. Some states implemented it more strictly than others. It influenced social dynamics and gender ratios. The policy has since been relaxed, reflecting changing attitudes towards family planning.
Recent developments in Andhra Pradesh highlight shift in population policy. Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has voiced concerns over the state's ageing population. To address this, his government...
