Here is the explanation of each option.

Option 1: This states that only the first statement is correct. The first statement is incorrect, making this option incorrect. India was indeed among the first few countries to adopt a National Family Planning Programme, but it wasn`t the second.

Option 2: This option implies that both the first and second statements are correct. However, as explained above, the first statement is incorrect. Additionally, the National Population Policy of India 2000 did aim to reach replacement level fertility, but not by 2010 and not with a population of 111 crores.

Option 3: This is the correct answer. The second statement is partly true - the National Population Policy of India 2000 sought to achieve replacement level of fertility, but not by 2010 and not with a population of 111 crores. The third statement is accurate. Kerala was indeed the first state to achieve replacement level fertility.

Option 4: This is incorrect as it claims all three statements are true, which as explained, is not the case.