Explanation

• Global Innovation Index(GII) is compiled by the World Intellectual Property Organisation.
• Pakistan rank in GII for 2021: 107
  
• Pakistan rank in GII for 2021: 99
  
• Pakistan rank in GII for 2022: 87

• Note: Pakistan is Innovation Achiever in 2022 for the first time ever.

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The first Aurat March in Pakistan was held on March 8, 2018, in Karachi on International Women's Day.

The Aurat March عورت مارچis an annual socio-political demonstration in Pakistani cities to observe International Women's Day. such as:

• Lahore,
• Hyderabad,
• Sukkur,
• Faisalabad,
• Multan,
• Quetta,
• Karachi,
• Islamabad,
• and Peshawar 

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• Pakistan's first ever traffic theme park is located in Gujranwala, Punjab.
• Established by CTO (Chief Traffic Officer) Gujranwala Ayesha Butt.
• Established in year 2023.

Explanation

 A wax figure of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto will be unveiled at the Madame Tussauds museum in Dubai on 30 July 2023

 Benazir’s wax figure would be the 

first 

of a Pakistani personality at the museum’s Dubai location

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• On 5 May 2024, Mountaineer Naila Kiani became the first Pakistani woman to summit 11 peaks having a height of over 8,000m in the world.

• Naila Kiani  is also the first Pakistani woman to summit eight peaks above 8,000m in the world.
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• On 5 May 2024, Pakistani Mountaineer Naila Kiani became the first Pakistani woman to summit 11 peaks having a height of over 8,000m in the world.

• Naila Kiani  is also the first Pakistani woman to summit eight peaks above 8,000m in the world.

Explanation

In March 2019, a sessions court had sentenced Tereza Hluskova to eight years and eight months in jail.

In April the same year, she had challenged her conviction in the case.

She has insisted someone had placed the drugs in her suitcase.

Explanation

Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial was on May 23, 2022 named among the 100 Most Influential People of 2022 by Time magazine.

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Pakistan has cancelled about 200,000 computerized national identity cards (CNICs) fraudulently held by Afghanistan refugees.

1.5 million Afghan refugees was with Pakistan and about 800,000 Afghan refugees were living in the country illegally.