For postpartum IUCD insertion all are true, except:

Correct option is B

Postpartum IUCD (PPIUCD) insertion is a key initiative under the National Family Planning Programme. It aims to provide immediate, long-term reversible contraception after delivery, mainly to promote spacing and reduce maternal mortality. CuT 380A is the device used, and it is offered at various public health facilities — including PHCs, CHCs, FRUs, not just district hospitals. Hence, option (b) is incorrect.
Explanation for each option: (a) initiative started to promote spacing method: Correct. PPIUCD aims at birth spacing and reducing unplanned pregnancies. (b) IUCD insertion is done only at district hospitals: Incorrect. IUCDs are inserted across multiple levels — from PHC to district hospitals — with trained personnel. (c) CuT 380A is inserted: Correct. CuT 380A is the commonly used IUCD for postpartum insertion, with a life span of 10 years. (d) to address unmet need of family planning: Correct. PPIUCD helps meet contraceptive needs immediately after delivery. (e) question not attempted: Not applicable.