What was a major focus of NACP-I (1992) when the Government of India launched the first National AIDS Control Programme?

Correct option is B

Explanation
1. NACP-I was launched in 1992 to prevent and control the spread of HIV/AIDS in India.
2. Its major focus was establishing HIV surveillance systems, ensuring safe blood supply, and creating public awareness about HIV/AIDS.
3. The programme laid the foundation for later HIV prevention and treatment initiatives in the country.
Information Booster
1. NACP-I was implemented from 1992 to 1999.
2. Sentinel surveillance was introduced under this programme.
3. Blood banks were strengthened to reduce transfusion-related HIV transmission.
4. Awareness campaigns targeted high-risk populations.
Additional Knowledge
1. (a) ART services were expanded mainly during NACP-III and later phases.
2. (c) The Test and Treat Policy was introduced much later.
3. (d) Integration through Sampoorna Suraksha Kendras is a recent initiative.