Statement–Courses of Action (public health law and awareness): The State Government has decided to declare 'Kala Azar' a notifiable disease under the Epidemics Act, making family members or neighbours liable to punishment if they fail to inform the authorities; which course(s) of action follow—ensuring effective on-ground implementation of the Act and publicizing instances of punishment through mass media to raise awareness and deterrence?

Given data

• 'Kala Azar' is made notifiable under the Epidemics Act.
• Non-reporting by close contacts can attract punishment.
• Courses proposed: (I) Make strong efforts to implement the Act effectively. (II) Propagate punishment cases via mass media for awareness.

Concept/Approach (compliance + deterrence)
When a legal measure relies on public compliance, both enforcement capacity and awareness are crucial. Effective implementation ensures reporting; communication increases compliance and deterrence.

Step 1: Course I – Implementation
Operational protocols, reporting channels, training, and monitoring are essential to translate the Act into real-world action.

Step 2: Course II – Publicity
Media dissemination informs citizens about duties and consequences, increasing the probability of timely notifications.

Verification/Alternative
Public health programs routinely pair enforcement with information campaigns for maximal reach and compliance.

Common pitfalls
Assuming law alone is sufficient without awareness; or relying only on publicity without creating enforcement capability.

Final Answer
Both I and II follow.