Read each question, consider the options, then reveal the correct answer and explanation.
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the East Pakistani political leader who would later become the founding leader of Bangladesh, presented his historic Six Points demands in 1966, calling for greater provincial autonomy for East Pakistan within a restructured federal system.
Coniferous forests, characterized by evergreen, needle-leaved trees adapted to cooler mountainous climates, are commonly found in the northern regions of Pakistan, including Chitral, Dir, and Swat, where the elevation and climate support this type of vegetation.
Pakistan's Shaheen-III ballistic missile has an officially stated range of approximately 2,750 kilometers, making it one of the longest-range missiles in Pakistan's strategic missile arsenal, capable of covering a significant portion of the surrounding region.
Immediately following the 1947 partition, the share of industry in Pakistan's GDP was quite small, estimated at approximately 8%, reflecting the largely agrarian economy the new nation inherited, with limited industrial infrastructure left within its borders.
Khushal Khan Khattak, a revered 17th-century warrior and poet, is celebrated as one of the most important figures in Pashto literature, often referred to as the 'father of Pashto poetry' for his significant contributions to the language's literary tradition.
The Pakistan-India border, one of the most heavily militarized borders in the world, stretches for approximately 2,290 kilometers (often rounded to about 2,250 km), running from the Line of Control in Kashmir down to the Rann of Kutch near the Arabian Sea.
Abraha was the Christian king of Yemen (Abyssinian governor) who led an army with elephants to attack Mecca in the Year of the Elephant (approximately 570 CE), the year of Prophet Muhammad's birth. His campaign failed when the elephants refused to advance.
Pakistan formally withdrew from the Central Treaty Organization (CENTO) in 1979, around the same time the organization effectively dissolved following Iran's own withdrawal after its revolution, as the alliance had become largely ineffective by that point.
The Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (1969) is the primary international agreement that defines and codifies the rules for creating, interpreting, and terminating treaties between states. Article 2 of the convention outlines this exact definition.
The government's policy for the industrial sector is called the Industrial Policy. It includes measures to promote industrial development, regulate industries, provide incentives, and create a conducive environment for manufacturing and industrial growth.
