Let's evaluate each statement: (1) India launched its national family planning programme in 1952, making it the first country to do so. This is correct. (2) The approach was Malthusian/Neo-Malthusian (focused on population growth vs resources), not Neo-Marxian. This is incorrect. (3) The end of the National Emergency in 1977 led to the abandonment of coercive measures like forced sterilization and a shift towards a voluntary approach. This is correct. (4) While the central government plays a crucial role in policy and funding, implementation of family planning programmes involves state governments and local health systems. Saying it was carried by only the central government is inaccurate. This is likely incorrect or misleading.