Explanation

1947–1953: Neutrality,

1954–1962: Alliances,

1963–1978: Bilateralism,

1979–1989: Alliances,

1990–present: Post-Cold War.

Explanation

Pakistan’s first radio station was set up in Karachi.

Karachi radio station was inaugurated by Liaqat Ali Khan on 14 August 1948

Additional Information:

Pakistan's independence was announced first through Lahore Radio station.

Three radio stations existed at the time of independence of Pakistan on 14 August 1947.

1. Peshawar Radio Station was established in 1935

2. Lahore radio station established in 1937

3. Dhaka radio station established in 1939

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Explanation

Zakat and Ushr began in 1980 with an ordinance decreed by General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq.

Zakat became compulsory during the 2nd hijrah but its complete system was imposed in the year of the 8th hijrah.

The word Zakat occurs in the Holy Quran 32 Times

The word Zakat is used in Makki Surahs 22 times

Parents, Husbands, wife and children are not entitled to get Zakat.

Explanation

• Babar ruled India for 4 years.
• He established the Mughal Empire in 1526.
• He reigned until his death in 1530.
• Babar was the first Mughal king to rule India.

Explanation

General Ayub Khan ruled Pakistan for 10 years and 224 days (Oct 27, 1958 – Mar 25, 1969).

He was the second President of Pakistan.

Came to power through a military coup against President Iskandar Ali Mirza.

Ruled as a military dictator during his tenure.

Resigned in 1969 due to widespread protests across the country.

Explanation

No.	Portrait	Minister	Term
			Took office	Left office	Duration
1		Liaquat Ali Khan	15 August 1947	16 October 1951	4 years, 62 days
2		Khawaja Nazimuddin	24 October 1951	17 April 1953	1 year, 183 days
3		Muhammad Ali Bogra	18 April 1953	24 October 1954	1 year, 190 days
4		General Ayub Khan	25 October 1954	11 August 1955	290 days
5		Chaudhry Muhammad Ali	12 August 1955	12 September 1956	1 year, 31 days
6		Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy	13 September 1956	18 October 1957	1 year, 35 days
7		Mumtaz Daultana	19 October 1957	18 December 1957	60 days
8		Feroz Khan Noon	19 December 1957	8 April 1958	110 days
9			9 April 1958	7 October 1958	181 days
(4)		Ayub Khan	28 October 1958	21 October 1966	7 years, 358 days
10		Vice Admiral Afzal Rahman Khan	22 October 1966	5 April 1969	2 years, 165 days
11		Yahya Khan	6 April 1969	20 December 1971	2 years, 259 days
12		Zulfikar Ali Bhutto	21 December 1971	5 July 1977	5 years, 193 days
13		Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq	14 January 1978	27 August 1978	225 days
14		Mir Ali Ahmed Khan Talpur	28 August 1978	26 February 1985	6 years, 182 days
(13)		Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq	27 February 1985	24 March 1985	25 days
15		Muhammad Khan Junejo	25 March 1985	29 May 1988	3 years, 65 days
16		Mahmoud Haroon (Caretaker)	9 June 1988	1 December 1988	175 days
17		Benazir Bhutto	4 December 1988	6 August 1990	1 year, 245 days
18		Ghous Ali Shah	10 September 1991	17 July 1993	1 year, 310 days
19		Aftab Shaban Mirani	19 October 1993	5 November 1996	3 years, 17 days
20		Shahid Hamid (Caretaker)	6 November 1996	17 February 1997	103 days
21		Nawaz Sharif	17 February 1997	12 October 1999	2 years, 237 days
22		Pervez Musharraf	12 October 1999	23 November 2002	3 years, 42 days
23		Rao Sikandar Iqbal	23 November 2002	15 November 2007	4 years, 357 days
24		Salim Abbas Jilani (Caretaker)	16 November 2007	25 March 2008	130 days
25		Ahmad Mukhtar	31 March 2008	3 June 2012	4 years, 64 days
26		Naveed Qamar	4 June 2012	15 March 2013	284 days
27		Mir Hazar Khan Khoso	5 April 2013	4 June 2013

Explanation

Ø  Iskandar Ali Mirza who was the first president of Pakistan abrogated the constitution of 1956 on 07-October-1958.

Ø  Ayoub Khan was made chief martial law after this abrogation.

Ø  Feroz Khan Noun was the prime minister at the time of the first Martial Law in Pakistan.

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List of Martial Laws Held in Pakistan from 1947 to 2022

There are total four martial laws Implemented in Pakistan from 1947 to 2023

Explanation

List of Bills passed by Parliament on 17.11.2021

1.       The Elections (Second Amendment) Bill, 2021

2.       The International Court of Justice (Review and Re-consideration) Bill, 2021

3.       The Islamabad Capital Territory Charities Registration, Regulation and Facilitation Bill, 2021

4.       The National College of Arts Institute Bill, 2021

5.       The SBP Banking Services Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2021

6.       The Muslim Family Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2021 (Amendment in Section 4)

7.       The Muslim Family Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2021 (Amendment in Section 7)

8.     The Anti-Rape (Investigation and Trial) Bill, 2021

9.     The Hyderabad Institute for Technical and Management Sciences Bill, 2021

10.   The Islamabad Rent Restriction (Amendment) Bill, 2021

11.   The Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill, 2021

12.   The Corporate Restructuring Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2021

13.   The Financial Institutions (Secured Transactions) (Amendment) Bill, 2021

14.   The Federal Public Service Commission (Validation of Rules) Bill, 2021

15.   The University of Islamabad Bill, 2021

16.   The Loans for Agricultural, Commercial, and Industrial Purposes (Amendment) Bill, 2021

17.   The Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2021

18.   The National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2021

19.   The Pakistan Academy of Letters (Amendment) Bill, 2021

20.   The Port Qasim Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2021

21.   The Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2021

22.   The Gwadar Port Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2021

23.   The Maritime Security Agency (Amendment) Bill, 2021

24.   The Emigration (Amendment) Bill, 2021

25.   The Privatisation Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2021

26.   The Covid-19 (Prevention of Hoarding) Bill, 2021

27.   The Al-Karam International Institute Bill, 2021

28.   The Islamabad Capital Territory Authority Food Safety Bill 2021

29.   The Unani, Ayurvedic, And Homoeopathic Practitioners Act 

30.   The Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Bill

31.   The Provincial Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill

32.   The Regulation of Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power (Amendment) Bill, 2021

Explanation

The West Pakistan Textbook Board was officially established on 6th June 1962 under the West Pakistan Textbook Board Ordinance XLI of 1962.

The Board was tasked with preparing, publishing, and distributing textbooks to ensure standardized education across West Pakistan.

Explanation

2018 Election was the 11th General Elections in Pakistan held on 25 July 2018.