An ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) typically serves a population of:

Correct option is B

An ASHA worker is usually appointed to serve a population of approximately 1,000 individuals in rural areas. They act as a liaison between the community and the public health system, providing essential healthcare services and education.
Explanation of Options:
· (a) 500: Too small; an ASHA typically covers a larger population.
· (b) 1,000: Correct answer; standard population size assigned to an ASHA.
· (c) 2,500: Exceeds the usual population coverage for a single ASHA.
· (d) 5,000: Significantly higher than the typical coverage area for an ASHA.