Discussion
According to the National Policy for Children, 2013, what are identified as the key priorities and undeniable rights of every child ?
Answer: B
They are survival, health, nutrition, development, education and protection.
The National Policy for Children, 2013 treats every person below 18 as a child and identifies survival, health and nutrition; development; education; protection; and participation as the key priority areas and the undeniable rights of every child.
The other options list things that are not the policy's priorities. Higher education and economic development are not child rights, property inheritance and religious freedom are not the policy's focus, and recreation and mother-tongue education are only parts of development and education.
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