Indo Pakistan History

Pakistan Study Notes

Indo Pakistan History

• The main occupation of the Indus valley civilization was: Agriculture
• Moenjodaro means: Mound of Dead
• Indus civilization is also known as: Harrapan Civilization
• The other civilization flourished at Harrappa and other sites as early as: 2500 BC
• Alexandar the Great arrived in Taxila in: 326 BC
• In which year Muhammad Bin Qasim attacked Sindh? 712
• Muhammad Bin Qasim was called back by: Sulaiman Bin Abdul Malik
• Al Beruni came India along with: Mahmud of Ghaznni
• The last hindu ruler of the Sub-continent was: Raja Pirthavi Raj
• Who destroyed the temple of Somnat? Mahmood Ghaznavi
• Which city Ghaznavis developed as their center of Islamic Culture? Lahore
• Which of the following battle was fought in 1192 A.D? Second battle of Tarain
• First invasion of Sultan Mehmood of Ghazni in subcontinent was took place in: 1000
• 17th attack of Sultan Mehmood Ghazni on India was took place in: 1027
• Who was known as the “Abductor of Scholars”? Mahmood Ghazni
• First Islamic state was established in India in: 1206
• The Sultanate period which lasted for over: 320 Years
• The first dynasty of Sultanate period was: Slave Dynasty
• The last Dynasty of Delhi Sultanate was: Lodhi Dynasty
• The Harappa is located near the: Sahiwal
• Slave Dynasty Ruled for _____ Years: 84
• Who was the first Muslim Governor of Delhi? Qutbuddin Aibak
• The official language of Delhi Sultanate was: Persian
• Slave Dynasty of Indo-Pak was founded by: Qutbuddin Aibak
• Slave Dynasty lasted from 1206 to: 1290
• First Muslim Ruler of India was: Muhammad Ghuri
• Who was the first Women Muslim Ruler of Delhi? Razia Sultana

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 Indo Pakistan History

• Founder of Slave Dynasty Qutbuddin died on: 1210

• Qutbuddin died while playing: Polo
• Who constructed Masjid “Quwat-i-Islam” in Delhi? Qutbuddin
• The founder of Khalji Dynasty was: Jalal ud Din Khalji
• Khalji Dynasty ruled for _____ years: 30
• Jalal ud Din was the founder of: Khalji Dynasty
• Thughlaq Dynasty ruled for _____ Years: 94
• In 1325 Ghias ud Din Tughlaq was succeeded by: Muhammad Bin Tughlaq
• Sadat Dynasty came into rule after ____ Dynasty: Tughlaq
• The founder of the Lodhi Dynasty was: Bahlol Lodhi
• Lodhi Dynasty is also called: Afghan Dynasty
• Mughal Dynasty was to BahaduR Shah Zafar as Lodhi Dynasty was to: Ibrahim Lodhi
• Lodhi Dynasty was ended in: 1526
• With whose forces Babur met in the field of Panipat and while defeating it and captured Delhi
and Agra? Ibrahim Lodhi
• The last Ruler of Lodhi Dynasty was: Ibrahim Lodhi
• Which battle marked an end to the Delhi Sultanate in Sub-continent in 1526? Battle of
Panipat-I
• The Mughal Empire was founded by: Babar
• The Mughal Empire was founded in: 1526
• The first Battle of Panipat was fought in: 1526
• Babar invaded India in the reign of: Ibrahim Lodhi
• The name of the Babur autobiography: Tuzuk-i-Baburi
• Babur was succeeded by: Hamayun
• Who was the Strongest enemy of Hamayun? Sher Shah Suri
• Red Fort of Delhi was built by which Mughal King? Shahjahan
• Which battle made Hamayun homeless wandere? Qanauj
• Hamayun was ousted by: Sher Shah Suri
• _____ deprived Hamayun from throne and ascended the Throne: Sher Shah Suri
• Hamayun was died after falling down his library stairs in _____ year: 1556

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 History of Pakistan Movement

• Akbar was crowned on: 1556

• Which Islamic Scholor practically opposed Akbar’s so called Deen-i-Illahi? Hazrat Sheikh
Ahmed Serhandi
• Akbar was succeeded by: Jahangir
• Jhangir ascended the Throne at: Agra
• What was the NIck Name of Shehzada Sleem? Shaikhoo

History of Pakistan Movement

• The step which ignited the war of Independence was the: Introduction of greased cartridges
• In the beginning of war the 80 soldiers who disobeyed co smith to use greased cartridges
belonged to: Meerat
• The British general who recaptured Delhi from Bakht khan was: Sir John Shore
• Queen Hazrat Mahal and Ahmed Ullah led the Muslim revolutionaries in: Lucknow
• After the war of independence the British Government assumed control of India through:
Queens proclamation of 1858
• In 1858 A.D, the person who was appointed the first British viceroy in India was: Lord
canning
• In Jhansi, the Muslim revolutionaries were led by: Rani Lakshmi bai
• After the war of Independence the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar was exiled
to. Rangoon
• Syed Ahmed khan founded “Scientific Society” in the year of: 1864 AD
• Sir Syed Ahmed Khan founded ” Patriotic Association ” to: Counter anti Muslim
propaganda of hindus
• The Muslim institution which was established by Syed Ahmed khan to create political
awareness among the Muslims was: Muhammadan Educational Conference
• Sir Syed Ahmed Khan gave an effective reply to Sir William Muir’s work “Life of
Muhammad” through his treatise entitled: Khutbat-i-Ahmadyah
• The issue which made Syed Ahmed Khan to conclude that Hindus and Muslims could not work
together anymore was: Hindu-Urdu controversy
• Nawab Waqar-ul-Mulk became secretary of board of Trustees Aligarh in year of: 1907

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 History of Pakistan Movement

• The Muslim Deputation met the Viceroy in 1906 in: Shimla

• The Shimla Deputation consisted of: 35 members
• The Muslim Shimla Deputation of 1906 was led by reowned Muslim leader named: Sir Agha
Khan
• The Shimla Deputation presented its demands to the British Viceroy named: Lord Minto
• The main demand of Shimla Deputation which was accepted in the Minto-Morley Reforms of
1909 was about: Separate Electorates
• All India Muslim League was established in : Dec 1906
• All India Muslim League was established in the City of: Dhaka
• Muslim league was established as a result of the resolution presented by: Nawab Salim Ullah
• Muhammad Ali Jinnah joined All India Muslim League in the year of: 1913
• From 1937 to 1944 all the eight annual sessions of All India Muslim League were presided
over by: Muhammad Ali Jinnah
• Muslim league observed ” Day of Deliverance ” after the resignation of Congress Ministers in
the year of: 1939
• All India Muslim League passed the historic Lahore Resolution in its 27th annual session held
in Minto Park, Lahore on: 23rd March 1940
• In 1942, Muslim league did not take part in: Quit India Movement
• In the Provincial Assembly elections held in 1946 the Muslim League won: 428/492 Muslim
seats
• In the interim government formed in India in 1946 the Muslim League was given: Five
Ministries
• Who was the main Architect of the joint meeting of congress and League in Lucknow in
1916? Muhammad Ali Jinnah
• The Muslims of the Sub continent launched the Khilafat Movement in the year of: 1919
• In 1919, the Khilafat Conference held its first meeting in the city: Amritsar
• At the time when Khilafat delegation visited England in 1920, the British PM was: Lloyd
George
• The congress launched Non-cooperation movement in: Sep 1920
• In 1920, the historic Non- Cooperation resolution was moved by: M.k Ghandi

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 History of Pakistan Movement

• Mahatma Gandhi called off Non- Cooperation Movement when a violent mob attacked a police
station in Chauri Chaura and killed 21 policeman. This incident took place on: 5th feb 1922
• The Statutory Commission of 1928 comprised of seven members and was headed by: Sir John
Simon
• The Simon Commission visited India in: 1928
• When Simon Commission visited India Jinnah league and Congress boycotted the Commission
because: No Indian had been included in it
• Simon commission’s report was published in the year: 1930
• In 1935 Sindh was separated from Bombay due to: Simon commission report
• The recommendations of the Committee under Motilal are called ” Nehru Report” which was
submitted in: Aug 1928
• According to the Nehru Report, the parliament was to be consisted of : Two Houses
• Accordion to the Nehru Report, the Governors of Provinces were to be appointed by: King of
England
• Jinnah’s 14 points were formulated in: March 1929
• Jinnah’s 14 points were the Muslim’s reply to the: Nehru Report
• The Fourteen points of Jinnah demanded reforms in the provinces of: Balochistan and kpk
• According to the 14 points of Jinnah no bill or resolution could be passed in any legislature
until it was approved by: Three-fourth members of concerned community
• The Muslim representation in Central Legislature demanded in the 14 points was: One third
• From 1930 to 1932 the British government convened in London: Three Round Table
Conference
• The First Round Table Conference lasted from: 12th Nov 1930 to 19th Jan 1931
• The renowned Indian leader who did not take part in the First Round Table Conference was:
Gandhi
• The First Round Table Conference conducted its Business through: Eight sub committees
• The Second Round Table Conference lasted from: Sep 1931 to Dec 1931
• In the Second Round Table Conference the Hindu leader who claimed to represent all india
was: Gandhi

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• The Minorities Committee failed to reach an agreement because Gandhi wanted the acceptance
of: Nehru Report
• The Third Round Table Conference lasted from: 17th Nov to 24th Dec 1932
• Due to the failure of the second Round Table Conference the British govt. announced its own
Communal Award in: Aug 1932
• In March 1933, the British govt. issued this document which served as guideline for the Act of
1935: White Paper
• Allahabad speech by Allama Muhammad Iqbal was made in: Dec 1930
• During his Allahabad address Allama Muhammad Iqbal said that the principal of european
democracy could not be applied to India without recognizing the fact of: Communal groups
• At Allahabad address Allama Muhammad Iqbal siad, “I would like to see the Punjab, NWFP,
Sindh and Balochistan amalgamated into a”: Single State
• All india Muslim League passed the historic Lahore Resolution in its 27th annual session held
in Lahore on: 23rd March 1940
• The Lahore Session of Muslim League held in 1940 was presided over by: Muhammad Ali
Jinnah
• On 23rd March 1940, the Lahore Resolution was seconded by: Khaliq uz Zaman
• “Geographically contiguous units are demarcated into Region which should be so constituted
with such territorial adjustments as may be necessary”: These lines have been taken from the
text of: Lahore resolution
• At its annual session in Lahore the Muslim league adopted the idea of partition as its final goal
in the year of : 1940
• The famous August Offer was made in August by the British Viceroy: Lord Linlithgow
• The August offer offered the Indians: Establishment of a War Advisory Council
• The 3rd June 1947 plan was announced by: Lord Mountbatten
• In March 1947, Lord Wavell was replaced by the new British Viceroy in India named: Lord
Mountbatten
• The 3rd June Plan partitioned the Sub-continent into : Two states
• According to 3rd June Plan the British rule in India was to end: 14th Aug 1947
• The Shahi Jirga was to decide in favor of India or Pakistan in: Balochistan

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 Basic general knowledge

• The member of Shahi Jirga and Municipality of Quetta decided in 1947: To join Pakistan
• In Punjab and Bengal, Radcliffe gave an unjust award. He unjustly included in India the
Punjab Tehsils of: Gurdaspur, Pathankot and batala
• On 14th Aug 1947 Pakistan emerged on the map of the world as an Independent state as a
result of: Indian Independence Act, 1947
• Quaid e Azam was sworn in as the first Governor General Of Pakistan on: 15th Aug 1947
• The first PM of Pakistan was: Liaqat Ali khan

Basic general knowledge

• ________ is the World’s Loudest Bird: White Bellbird
• Who was the inventor of Ctrl+C (copy), Ctrl+V (Paste ) and Ctrl+X (Cut)?: Larry Tesler
• _____ is the tulip capital of the world: Netherlands
• _______ is known as leap day or leap year day: Feb 29
• The first country to give a robot citizenship: Saudi Arabia
• The World’s first camel hospital is located in: Dubai, UAE
• ________ is the world’s fastest-sinking city: Jakarta
• Which country Built A 250-Acre Solar Farm Shaped Like A Giant Panda: China
• 102-year-old ______ woman is the oldest skydiver in the world: Australian
• Who is the current President of the United Nation General Assembly? : Tijjani Muhammad-
Bande
• What is the total length of World’s longest Hong Kong-Zhuhai bridge? : 55km
• Where is the World’s longest sea bridge? : China
• The longest lunar eclipse of 21st century was occurred on: 27th July, 2018
• _____ country has a new Golden bridge that’s held up by a pair of Giant concrete hands:
Vietnam
• Penalty cards(Yellow, Red) used in Football first introduced in which year: 1970 (Mexico
worldcup)
• Turkey connects the two continents: Asia and Europe
• Egypt connects the two continents: Asia and Africa
• The deepest point in the world is: Mariana Trench

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 Basic general knowledge

• The Mariana Trench is in the __________ Ocean. : Pacific

• Which city is also called The City of 1,000 Minarets? : Cairo
• Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul is popularly known as the: Blue Mosque
• The South Pole of the Earth is located in: Antarctica
• The North Pole of the Earth is located in: Arctic Ocean
• The Sinai Peninsula is located in: Egypt
• The bridge in Istanbul, Turkey that connects Asia and Europe is called: Bosphorus Bridge
• The Atomic Bomb was dropped on the city of Hiroshima on? : 6 August 1945
• Ross Island in the Ross Sea is located near: continent of Antarctica
• The World Wide Web was invented by: Tim Berners-Lee
• The world’s longest land border between the two countries is the border between: US and
Canada
• The world’s largest island is: Greenland
• The most dispersed country in the world is: Maldives
• Maldives, a country in Asia, is consist of around __________ islands. : 1192
• Alexandria is a city in: Egypt
• Which country is also known as sun rise? : Japan
• Which country is also called “Rainbow Nation”? : South Africa
• Which country contains the most volcanoes in the world? : Indonesia
• Which country is the lowest in the world? : Maldives
• The Orange River flows in: South Africa
• The largest desert in the world is: Antarctica (According to definition of desert)
• The largest cold desert in the world is: Antarctica
• The largest hot desert in the world is: Sahara
• The Sahara desert is located in: Africa
• The driest desert in the world is: Atacama Desert
• The largest waterfalls system in the world is: Angel Falls
• The Great Wall of China is about __________ KM long. : 21,196
• The currency of Indonesia is: rupiah

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 Basic general knowledge

• The headquarter of NATO is located in: Brussels

• The world’s highest mountain is in: Nepal
• Which country, on the map of world, appears as “Long Shoe”? : Italy
• The largest ocean of the world is: Pacific
• OIC changed its name from Organization of the Islamic Conference to Organization of Islamic
Cooperation in: 2011
• The Capital of Canada is: Ottawa
• Where is the Statue of liberty situated? : New York, USA
• Which is the smallest bird in the bird? : Hemming Bird
• The largest populous Islamic country of the world is: Indonesia
• Suez Canal is between: Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea
• Which from the following countries is NOT a member of European Union? : Norway
• The highest part of the Earth is: Mount Everest
• The lowest part of the Earth is: Dead Sea
• Yellow Sea lies between: China and Korea
• The smallest Sea of the World is: Baltic Sea
• World’s famous bridge “Golden Gate Bridge” is in: San Francisco
• Which country is called “Land of thousand islands“? : Bangladesh
• What was the name of Atomic Bomb that dropped on the city of Nagasaki? : Fat Man
• The Temple of Heaven, a religious building, is located in: Beijing
• The Earth surface is divided in __________ Continents. : 7
• The Largest Continent (by Area) of the World is : Asia
• Bitcoin is a _____ : Digital Currency
• Bitcoin was launched in _____ : 2009
• What was the name of Atomic Bomb that dropped on the city of Hiroshima? : Little Boy
• Pakistan is separated from central Asia by: Wakhan
• Afghanistan is separated from Central Asia by: Oxus River
• Allama Shabir Ahmed Usmani formed a Party called: Jamiat Ulama e Islam
• “Gift of Nile” is the nickname of: Egypt

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 Basic general knowledge

• How many divisions int the Punjab? : 9

• City called “Brasilia of Pakistan” is: Islamabad
• Eiffel tower is located in: France
• The percentage of the salt water on earth surface is: 97%
• Which country has the oldest flag of the world? : Denmark
• “Bali” is the famous tourist resort of: Indonesia
• Who united all the Sikhs and founded kingdom in the Punjab: Ranjit Singh
• “Father of river” is known as: Indus
• When Pakistan became Islamic Republic in: 1956
• The first foreign Minister of Pakistan was: Sir Muhammad Zafrullah
• The largest university of Pakistan is: Punjab University
• Which is the most thinly populated province of Pakistan? : Balochistan
• The second atom bomb was dropped on Nagasaki on: Aug 9, 1945
• Mulana Muhammad Ali Johar issued ” Hamdard ” urdu newspaper in: 1913
• When was the Constitution of 1973 enforce? : 14th Aug, 1973
• Why Muslims observed “Day of Deliverance”? : End of congress Ministries
• Ghulam Muhammad Barrage is also called: Kotri Barrage
• France Capital “Paris” is situated on the Bank of: Seine
• The Stonehenge is among the seven Wonders of World, situated in: England
• Which country has the unwritten constitution? : England
• Largest Radio Station of Pakistan found in: Islamabad
• Who was the Viceroy of India from 1899 to 1905? : Lord Curzon
• Himalaya Range is based in: Asia
• Which is the deepest Ocean in the world? : Pacific
• “Cathy Pacific” is the airline of: Hong Kong
• Golden Gate is located in: San Francisco
• Saindak Project is producing copper, silver and gold with the help of: China
• Biggest deposits coal in Pakistan are: Thar Coal Deposits

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 GK Pakistan

• United States holds record for maximum number of Nobel Prize in _____ discipline: Medicine
– Physiology
• Which is the hottest place in Pakistan? : Jacobabad
• First Summit of SAARC was held in 1985 in: Dhaka, Bangladesh
• Gaza is the city of: Palestine
• In 1945-46 elections how many seats Bengal Muslim League won? : 113
• The first Prime Minister of Bangladesh was: Mujib Ur Rehman
• The longest highway in the world is: Trans-Canada
• The largest coffee growing country in the world is: Brazil
• The country also known as ” country of COPPER” is: Zambia
• The river volga flows out into the: Caspian Sea
• The river Jordan flows out into the: Dead Sea
• The Japanese call their country as: Nippon
• The World’s oldest known city is: Damascus
• The city which is also known as the City of Canals is: Venice
• The world’s tallest hotel is: Gevora Hotel, Dubai
• World’s longest zipline is in: UAE

GK Pakistan
• Urdu was declared national language of Pakistan in: April 1954
• In which province maximum languages are spoken? : Balochistan
• Which Urdu has been taken from the following language: Turkish
• Word Urdu means: Army
• How many letters are there in Urdu alphabets: 37
• Who composed the verses of Pakistan national Anthem? : Hafeez Jallandri
• “Sassi Punun” is a love story of: Sindhi
• “Sohni Mahiwal” is a love story of: Sindhi
• “Heer Ranjha” is a love story of: Punjabi
• Amir Crore is the first poet of: Pushto
• Khushta is the first Sahib-e-Dewan poet of: Punjabi

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 GK Pakistan

• Who wrote the national anthem of Pakistan? : Hafeez Jullundari

• Name the musician who composed the national anthem? : Abdul Karim Chagla
• When was the national anthem of Pakistan first played? : 13th August 1954
• How many singers took part in its musical composition? : 13 males & female singers
• How many words are in national anthem? : 50
• How many lines are in national anthem? : 15
• The first Rocket launched by Pakistan was: Rahbar
• The first nuclear power plant in Pakistan was established at: Karachi
• Pakistan has a population of 130.58 million (1998) and covers an area of 796096 sq. km. It is
located in: South Asia
• Pakistan lies between the latitudes of 24 degree to: 36.75 degree North
• The length of Pakistan from North to South is: 1600 km
• Give the percentage of South Asian land covered by Pakistan: 18.78 percent
• With which country, Pakistan share 2,430 km long border? : Afghanistan
• Pakistan shares 2,912 km long border with: India
• Durand line was demarcated in 1893. This line forms: Pak-Afghan border
• Which mountain range has a length of 2700 km? : Himalayas
• Which mountain range has an average altitude of 4200 to 4500 meters? : Pir Panjal
• Which peak is located in Karakorum Range? : K-2
• What is the height of Nanga Parbat? : 26660 feet
• Trich Mir is the highest mountain peak of the Hindu Kash Mountain Range. What is the height
of this peak? : 7700 meters
• Which valley is located at the end of the Kurram Pass? : Kohat Valley
• Which river lies to the South of Safed Koh Range? : Kurram River
• Which valley lies to the south of Kabul river? : Peshawar Valley
• Which dam has been built on the Kabul River? : Warsak Dam
• Takht-e-Sulaiman is the highest peak of Sulaiman Range. It has a height of: 3535 meters
• Give the name of river which originates from Sulaiman Range and falls into River Gomal:
River Zobe
• The hight of the Balochistan Plateau ranges between 600 meters to: 900 meters

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 GK Pakistan

• Which river flows through the Salt Range? : River soan

• The Upper Indus Plain consist of areas between Attock to: Mithankot
• Which city is famous for its Karana Hill? : Sangla Hill
• River Indus start making delta near the city of: Thatha
• Which desert stretches over the districts of Mianwali, Bakkhar, khushab and D.G Khan? : Thal
Desert
• What is the maximum temperature of Sibbi and Jacobabad (Balochistan) which are among the
hottest places in the world: 52 degree clecius
• Which percentage of the land of every country should be covered with forest according to
international standards: 25 percent
• What is the name of the combination of smoke and fog? : Smog
• Give the length of Karakoram Mountain from Hunza to Shyok: 400 km
• Which desert is locted in Eastern part of Punjab? : Cholistan Desert
• Give the areas covered by forest in Pakistan: 4.8 percent
• Pick out the major Kharif crop in the following: Cotton
• Which crop is given the name of Silver Fibre? : Cotton
• The karez system of irrigation is used in province of: Balochistan
• Indus Water Treaty was signed by Pakistan and India in September 1960. How many rivers
were given to India through this accord: Three rivers
• In which year, Mangla Dam became operational? : 1967
• What is the total length of Pakistan’s coastline? : 1046 km
• Which country assisted Pakistan to establish s Steel Mills at Karachi in 1976: USSR
• What was the number of sugar mills in Pakistan in 1947? : Nine
• At the time of partition Pakistan has ______ numbers of factories: 34
• At the time of partition India has ______ numbers of factories: 921
• Give the number of railway stations in Pakistan: 880
• What is the total length of railway tracks in Pakistan? : 11,881 km
• Give the name of the Lingua Franca of Pakistan: Urdu
• Which are is famous for Tilli Shawals and Pashmina? : Kashmir
• Which city is famous for chappal and Khussa? : Peshawar

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 General Information of Pakistan

• Baglihar Dam is located in Doda District on: Chenab River

• Kargil Dam is being constructed by India on: Indus River
• On which river ,India is planning to build Kishanganga Dam? : Neelum
• Who wrote “Sohni Mahiwal” love story? : Fazal Shah
• Who wrote “Sassi Pannu” love story? : Hashim Shah
• Who wrote “Heer Ranjha” love story? : Waris Shah

General Information of Pakistan

• FIA (Federal Investigation Agency) was formed in: 13 January 1975
• Who was the founder of FIA (Federal Investigation Agency) Pakistan? : Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
• When Pakistan won the Cricket World Cup: 1992
• The national language of Pakistan is: Urdu
• The National game of Pakistan is: Hockey
• Pakistan’s national tree is: Deodar
• The national bird of Pakistan is: Chukor
• Who is the national poet of Pakistan? : Allama Iqbal
• The national Animal of Pakistan is: Markhor
• Which is the oldest airline of Pakistan? : PIA
• Who composed the verses of Pakistan national Anthem? : Hafeez Jallandri
• When Pakistan conducted its first series of Nuclear explosion? : May 1998
• Where the Pakistan’s first radio station was setup? : Karachi
• When Pakistan’s Govt. approved the national Anthem? : 1954
• What is the total length of “LOC”? : 720 km
• What is the range of Ghauri I Missile is? : 1500 km
• When was the first women bank estaiblsehd in Pakistan? : Dec 1,1989
• The largest Jungle of Pakistan is: Changa Mnaga
• The first Rocket launched by Pakistan was: Rahbar
• Who composed the tune of National Anthem of Pakistan? : Abdul Karim Chagla
• Which is the Largest university of Pakistan? : Punjab University Lahore
• The first nuclear power plant in Pakistan was established at: Karachi

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 General Information of Pakistan

• The greatest fort of Pakistan (Rani kot Fort) is situated near: Hyderabad
• Which crop is sown on the largest area in Pakistan? : Wheat
• The Biggest Industrial unit in public sector is: Pakistan Steel Mill
• When first amendment in the 1973 constitution was made? : 1974
• Name of the youngest recipient of Nishan e Haider: Pilot Officer Rashid Minhas
• The salty water ‘ Hamun Mashkhel Lake’ is in: Balochistan
• The Badshahi Masjid of Lahore was built by: Aurangzeb
• Coldest place in Pakistan is: Skardu
• A senator is elected in Pakistan for: 6 years
• Picture printed on the back of Rs. 5000 note is: Faisal Mosque
• The historic garden Shalimar was built by Shah Jahan in: 1642
• Blind dolphins are found in which river of Pakistan? : Indus
• 33. Which is the highest peak with a height of 8611 meter above sea level? : k-2
• Pakistan’s biggest desert is: Thar
• Which is the biggest airport of Pakistan? : Quaid e Azam International Airport, Karachi
• Name the Biggest park of Pakistan is: Ayub National Park, Rawalpindi
• Which is the biggest nuclear power station of Pakistan: Chashma Nuclear Power Plant
• Pakistan’s largest museum is: Karachi Museum
• Pakistan’s biggest hockey stadium is: National Hockey Stadium Lahore
• Name the largest island of Pakistan: Manora
• The biggest market of Pakistani export is: USA
• Where is the Biggest Thermal power station in Pakistan? : Dadu
• Which area receives the heaviest snowfall in a year? : Skardu
• Pakistan’s biggest cricket stadium is: National Stadium Karachi
• When did Pakistan become an Islamic Republic? : 1956
• Pakistan highest road is: KKH
• In which sector, the largest labor force is attached in Pakistan? : Trade
• Which Province has the largest coastline? : Balochistan
• Which is the biggest gas field in Pakistan? : Sui

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 General Information of Pakistan

• Which is the highest battlefield of Pakistan? : Siachin

• Which is the largest source of energy in Pakistan? : Thermal
• Which is the biggest hydroelectric power station of Pakistan? : Tarbela Dam
• Which is the highest dam in Pakistan? : Tarbela Dam
• Which dam has the largest water storage capacity: Tarbela
• Which is the oldest fort in Pakistan?: Darawad Fort
• Which is the biggest fort in Pakistan? : Rani kot Fort
• Which is the hottest place in Pakistan? : Jaccobbabad
• Pakistan share longest border with: Afghanistan
• Which is the largest sector of Pakistan’s economy? : Agriculture
• Which is the highest pass of Pakistan? : Muztagh Pass
• Which of the following is the oldest language of Pakistan? : Sindhi
• The largest spoken language of Pakistan is: Punjabi
• Which is the oldest news agency of Pakistan? : APP
• The most urbanized province of Pakistan is: Sindh
• Which is the Biggest Mosque in Pakistan? : Faisal Mosque
• Which is the largest district of Pakistan? : Chaghi
• Which is the largest district of Punjab province? : Bahawalpur
• What is called the boundary between Afghanistan and Pakistan: Durand Line
• Which is the biggest natural lake in Pakistan? : Manchar Lake
• In which province of Pakistan, volcanic mountains are located: Balochistan
• Which is the biggest consumer of CNG in the world? : Pakistan
• Natural Gas was discovered in Sui, Baluchistan in: 1952
• Who is the writer of Urdu Book “Pakistan Naguzeer tha”? : Syed Hasan Riaz
• The altitude of K2, the second-highest mountain on the Earth is: 28251
• Which newspaper is the oldest English newspaper of Pakistan? : Dawn
• The first semi-governmental television network of Pakistan was: STN
• The State Bank of Pakistan started functioning on July 1, 1948, at: Victoria Museum
Building, Karachi

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 Geography of Pakistan

• Who was the first governor of State Bank of Pakistan? : Mr. Zahid Hussain
• Pakistan’s major import partner is: China
• The second highest mountain of Pakistan is: Nanga Parbat
• Dasu Dam is located in: kpk
• Tarbela Dam is located in District. : Sawabi
• Who designed Pakistan’s national flag? : Ameer ud din Khidwani
• Which one of the following is the most populated city of Pakistan? : Karachi
• The capital of Pakistan is: Islamabad
• Which one of these is the National mausoleum of Pakistan? : Mazar-e-Quaid
• Which one of these is the smallest province of Pakistan in terms of area? : Kpk
• Which one of these is the most populous city of Punjab? : Lahore
• Pakistan has __________ of the 16 tallest peaks in Asia. : 7
• The Motto of state emblem of Pakistan is? : Faith, Unity, Discipline
• Which one of these is the National Mosque of Pakistan? : Faisal Mosque
• Where is the tomb of Mughal Emperor Jahangir? : Lahore
• Which one of these served as the first President of Pakistan? : Iskander Mirza
• A senator is elected in Pakistan for: 6 years
• The Pakistan’s National Slogan is: Pakistan Zindabad
• What is the meaning of Pakistan? : Holy Land
• The Khyber Pass connects Pakistan with: Afghanistan
• China lies to the __________ of Pakistan. : North
• The most beautiful stone marble is extracted from province? : Balochistan
• The highest of civil awards and decorations given by the Government of Pakistan is: Nishan-
e-Pakistan

Geography of Pakistan
• In Pakistan the Monsoon season lasts from: July to September
• In terms of temperature the hottest place in Pakistan is: Jacobabad
• The place in Pakistan which has the absolute minimum temperature of -16°C is: Skardu
• In terms of temperature the coolest place in Pakistan is: Skardu

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• Which period falls in the monsoon season in Pakistan : July to September

• The percentage of population of Pakistan which is attatched to the Agriculture sector is: 67.50
• The most important cash crop of Pakistan after wheat is: Rice
• Give the location of Gomal Zam Dam: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• What was the contribution of agriculture sector to GDP of Pakistan in 2011-12: 21 percent
• What was the growth rate of forestry sector in year 2011-12: 0.95 percent
• What was the production of sunflower seed in 2010-11? : 473 thousand tons
• Which of the following crops belongs to the category of minor crops: Masoor
• What was the contribution of agriculture sector to GDP of Pakistan in 2011-12? : 21 percent
• What was the growth rate of major crops in 2011-12? : 3.2 percent
• The area which is available for cultivation in Pakistan is: 58 million hectares
• Indus is the largest river of Pakistan. Its mountainous catchment area is: 2,68,842 sq. km
• _______ is the largest river of Pakitsan: River Indus
• Indus River system in Pakistan comprises of: Four Rivers
• Which is the largest fresh water lake of Pakistan: Manchar Lake
• When was the Indus Water Basin Treaty signed: 1960
• According to the Indus Water Basin Treaty signed in 1960, India was allowed to use waters
of: avi, Sutlej, Bias
• Chashma Barrage was built in the year of: 1970
• The Jinnah Barrage has been built in the river: Indus
• What are the numbers of head works built on River Sutlej: Four
• What are the numbers of link canals to be built under the indus Water Treaty: Eight
• The world famous ancient city in Pakistan is: Mohenjodaro
• The world famous ancient city in Pakistan which remind us of the Indus Valley Civilization is:
Mohenjodaro
• The Largest natural lake in Pakistan is: Manchhar Lake (Sindh)
• The highest mountain pass in Pakistan is: Muztagh Pass
• The tallest building in Pakistan is: Habib Bank Building Karachi
• The Warsak Dam is located in: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• The largest cricket stadium of Pakistan is located in: Karachi

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• The largest hockey stadium of Pakistan is located in: Lahore

• The largest oilfield of Pakistan is: Dhurnal oilfield
• The largest dam of Pakistan is: Tarbela Dam
• ________ were the venue of the nuclear explosions of Pakistan in 1998: Chaghi Hills
• The Chaghi Hills of Pakistan are located in the province of: Balochistan
• K-2 is the higgest mountain peak of Pakistan which has a height of: 28,269
• What is the height of Minar-e-Pakistan? 196 feet
• ________ is the artificial lake in Pakistan: Keenjhar Lake
• The historical Rani kot Fort is located in: Sindh
• Siachin is the longest glacier in Pakistan with a length of: 72 km
• The Hindukush mountains extend westward into: Afghanistan
• Give the height of the mountain peak Trich Mir: 7,690
• The Khunjerab Pass links Pakistan with: China
• The Lawari Pass provides the only link between Dir and: Chitral
• ________ is the second highest peak of Pakistan : Nanga Parbat
• Identify the height of second highest peak of Pakistan i-e Nanga Parbat: 8,126 M
• What is the height of Rakaposh Peak: 7,788 M
• Give the length of Biafo glacier which is located in the Karakorum Range: 62.5 km
• Give the year in which the mountain peak Nanga Parbat was conquered: 1954
• The famous ‘Soan River’ belongs to: Potwar Plateau
• Which pass connects Peshawar with Kabul: Khyber Pass
• Identify the hills, which are located at Pak-Afghan border: Chaghi Hills
• Total length of the Pakistani coast is: 700 km
• The first Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan Army was: General Muhammad Ayub Khan
• The first commander-in-Chief of Pakistan Army General Muhammad Ayub Khan served in
this capacity from January 17, 1951 to: October 10, 1958
• The headquarter of Pakistan Army is located in: Rawalpindi
• Pakistan Military Academy was established in: 1947
• School of Infantry and Tactics is now located in: Quetta

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• Pakistan Army’s College of Engineering is located in: Risalpur

• Who was the first chief of staff of Pakistan Army: Gen. Tikka Khan
• Which general took over as chief of Army Staff on October 7, 1998: Gen. Pervez Musharraf
• Who was the second Chief of Staff of Pakistan Army: Gen. M. Zia-ul-Haq
• Armed Corps Center of Pakistan Army is in: Noshehra
• The headquarter of Pakistan Navy is located in: Islamabad
• ________ was the first Commander in Chief of Pakistan Navy: Rear Admiral Jafford James
Wilfred
• The first Commander in Chief of Pakistan Navy Rear Admiral Jafford James Wilfred was
succeeded in 1953 by: Rear Admiral HMS Chaudhry
• In which year, Pakistan Naval Staff College was established in Karachi: 1970
• Pakistan Naval Staff College was established in 1970 in: Karachi
• The headquarter of Pakistan Air Force is located in ___________ previously: Rawalpindi
(Chaklala)
• Who was the first Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan Air Force: Air Vice Marshal Paery Cane
• Who was the first Muslim Chief of Pakistan Air Force: Air Marshal Asghar Khan
• The first Muslim Chief of Pakistan Air Force, Air Marshal Asghar Khan was appointed in:
1957
• PAF Aeronautical Complex is located in: Kamra
• Who was the first Chief of Air Staff: Zafar Ahmed Chaudhry
• The length of Pakistan’s coastline is about: 700 km
• Khanpur Dam is on: River Haro
• Chashma is situated in: Kundian
• Which is the highest peak of Hamalyan range in Pakistan? Nanga Parbat
• Harappa was a centre of: Indus Valley civilization
• Indicate the percentage of total land area of Pakistan which the forest occupy: 5.2%
• Takht Bai an ancient historical site is located in: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
• For the construction of the first phase of the Gwadar post, an agreement was signed in: 1999
• For the construction of the first phase of the Gwadar post, an agreement was signed in 1999
with: China

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• Nanga Parbat is located in: Gilgit

• Which is the longest river among the following: Sutlej
• The world famous archaeological site of Moejodaro is located in: Sindh
• The world famous archaeological site of Harappa is located in: Punjab
• Sulphur is found at: Koh-e-Sultan (Chagi)
• Muslim Bagh is famous for: Chromite
• Pick out the province in which the peak of Takht-e-Sulaiman is located: Balochistan
• Which range is the continuation of Karakorum Range: Hindukush
• Which pass connects Chitral with Afghanistan: Dorah Pass
• Which pass is located in Sulaiman Mountains: Bolan Pass
• Which pass connects Gilgit-Baltistan with China: Khunjerab Pass
• Which river joins the Sutlej River before entering Pakistan? Beas River
• Which dam is located in Balochistan? Hab Dam
• Which is the second largest province of Pakistan in respect of area? Punjab
• Identify the province with second largest population in Pakistan? Sindh
• The headquarter of Pakistan Airforce is located in: Islamabad

Constitutional History of Pakistan

• Pakistan’s First Constituent Assembly which was elected through the 1946 General Election
Consist of: 69 Members
• The inaugural meeting of first Constituent Assembly was held on : 10th August 1947
• Lord Mountbatten addressed the First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on 14 August 1947,
at: Karachi
• After Independence the strength of Constituent Assembly was raised to: 79
• The President of the first Constituent Assembly was: Quaid-e-azam
• Ghulam Muhammad dissolve the First Constituent Assembly of Pakistan on: 24th October
1954
• The Constituent Assembly passed the historic Objective Resolution on: 12th March 1949
• Bogra Formula was presented in the Assembly by Muhammad Ali Bogra on: 7th October
1953

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• The first Constituent of Pakistan was enforced in the country on 23rd March 1956. This written
document consisted of a Preamble and: 234 Articles
• The Constitution of 1962 was enforced in the country on: 8th June 1962
• Second Martial Law was imposed by Gen. Yahya Khan on: 25th March 1969
• The Constitution of 1973 was enforced in the country on: 14th August 1973
• Under the 1973 Constituent of the statesman who was sworn In as President of Pakistan was:
Fazal Elahi
• The Constituent of Pakistan can be amended by: Two-Third majority of both Houses
• Under which article of Constitution of 1973 Governor Rule Imposed in the province: Article
234
• Bogra Formula was put forward in: October 1953
• Give the name of the law expert, who was elected as first women president of Supreme Court
Bar Association on 27th October, 2010. : Asma Jahangir
• On Which Date, Pakistan and USA signed a $375 million agreement to complete a 150 MW
Wind Power Project: 14th November 2010
• In 1953, the Constituent Assembly comprised of 79 members out of which the Muslim League
Parliamentary Party had: 60 members
• The Constituent Assembly set up the Basic Principles Committee in: March 1949
• The First Constituent Assembly approved the National Flag of Pakistan in its session held on:
11th August 1947
• According to the bogra Formula the lower house consisted of: 300 seats
• The First Constituent Assembly declared the Federal Court as the highest Court of Pakistan in
its: Fifth Session
• Speaker of First Constituent Assembly challenged the dismissal of Assembly in the: Sindh
Chief Court
• The Basic Principles Committee (BPC) Submitted its 1st Report in: 1950
• The first report of Basic Principles Committee (BPC) was: Rejected by the people
• The Basic Principles Committee (BPC) submitted its final report on:(a) 22nd September : 22nd
December 1952
• According to the Bogra Formula the total member of seats of the Upper House was: 50

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• The Constituent Assembly repealed PRODA on: 20th September 1954

• On 24th October 1954, the First Constituent Assembly was dissolved by: Ghulam
Muhammad
• When the first Constituent Assembly was dissolved in October 1954, its speaker was: A
Bengali
• In the Second Constituent Assembly. The Muslim League won 26 and United Front: 16 seats
• he Second Constituent Assembly passed Establishment of West Pakistan Bill on: 30th
September 1955
• Governor-General Ghulam Muhammad resigned from his post on: 6th October 1955
• Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly granted approval for the establishment of One Unit of West
Pakistan on: 25th November 1954
• The Punjab Assembly approved the One Unit Scheme on: 30th November 1954
• The One Unit scheme was approved by the Sindh Assembly on: 11th December 1954
• The One Unit Committee submitted its report in: February 1955
• Governor-General Iskander Mirza ratified the Bill of 1956 Constitution on: 2nd March 1956
• The official Language provided in the Constitution of 1956 was: Urdu and Bangali
• The Constitution of 1956 was: Federal
• The Article of Constitution of 1956, which provided that the President of Pakistan should be a
Muslim: Article 32
• The Article which allowed the citizens of Pakistan to profess and practice their religion was:
Article 18
• According to the Constitution of 1956, un-Islamic laws could not be enacted in Pakistan. It
was provided by: Article No. 198
• The Cabinet of Ayub Khan approved the draft of Constitution 1962 in: January 1962
• The Constitution of 1962 was enforced in the country on: 8th June 1962
• The Constitution of 1962 introduced: Presidential system
• According to the constitution of 1962 the President was to be elected by: 80,000 Basic
Democrats
• The Constitution of 1962 comprised of 250 Articles and: 5 Schedules

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• In Bhutto regime the National Assembly constituted a committee to prepare a draft

Constitution for Pakistan on: 17th April 1972
• Leaders of all parliamentary groups in National Assembly approved the draft of Constitution
of 1973 in: October 1972
• The National Assembly approved the draft of the 1973 Constitution on: 10th April 1973
• President of Pakistan gave his assent to the 1973 Constitution on: 12th April 1973
• The Constitution of 1973 is a written document and comprises of twelve parts and: 280
Articles
• Chapter one of the 1973 Constitution deals with: Fundamental Rights
• According to 1973 Constitution if a person is detained under a Federal Law, Board will be
appointed by: Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
• According to the 1973 Constitution, every citizen has a right to acquire property in: Anywhere
in Pakistan
• According to the 1973 Constitution the National Assembly comprises of 217 seats which
include minority seats numbering: 10
• The President can address either House or both Houses of the Parliament vide: Article 56
• According to the Article number 59 of the 1973 Constitution, the Senate consists of: 87
members
• According to the Article 101 of the 1973 Constitution the Governor of each province is:
Appointed by the President
• For the election of Prime Minister the National Assembly holds a session after: 30 days of
general election
• After nomination the Prime Minister is required to take a vote of confidence from the National
Assembly within: 60 days
• Under 1973 Constitution the President can also appoint or dismiss any member of Prime
Minister’s Cabinet under: Article 93
• The first Amendment of 1973 Constitution was made in the year of: 1974
• The third Amendment concerned with: Article 7
• The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of 1973 which added six seats to the National
Assembly for minorities was passed in year: 1975

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• The number of Senate members increased from 63 to 87 in 1985, through: Eight Amendment
• The President passed the 13th Amendment on: April 1, 1997
• The Tehsil Council comprises of: 34 members
• Each Tehsil Council works through committees whose total number is: Nine
• Under the new system of District Government the head of the district government is called:
District Nazim
• Out of the 34 members of each Tehsil Council the number of seats for women is: Five
• Give the date on which federal government dissolved five ministers under 18th Amendment:
1st December 2010
• On which day, National Assembly of Pakistan passed 19th Amendment Bill to Constitution:
22nd December 2010
• The 19th Amendment increased the strength of Judicial Commission from seven to: Nine
• Article 25 of the 1973 Constitution deals with: Equality of citizen
• Under which Article of Constitution of 1973 in Governor Rule imposed in the province:
Article 234
• In Second Constituent Assembly elected in 1955 the Muslim League formed a coalition
Government with: None of the above
• PRODA was repealed in: 1952
• In the Second Constituent Assembly, the Muslim League had a strength of: 26 members
• Under the 1956 Constitution of Pakistan the Prime Minister: Had to be a Muslim
• When was the Qisas and Diyat Ordinances enforced in Pakistan: October 13, 1990
• President Yahya Khan abolished One Unit on: July 1, 1970
• The Federal Shariat Court was established in the year: 1980
• The President under 1973 Constitution is elected: By the houses of Parliament & four
Provincial Assemblies
• Ayub Khan introduced the BD system through the Basic Democracies Order in: 1959
• Identify the city, which hosted the 12th SAARC Summit, which lasted from 4th to 6th January,
2004: Islamabad (Pakistan)
• Identify the Foreign Minister in the 2002 Federal Cabinet, led by Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali:
Yar Muhamamd

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• Identify the Governor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province in 2002: S. Iftikhair Hussain

• India and Pakistan signed an accord to resume rail link between Khokhrapar and Monabao on:
3rd December 2004
• Identify the country visited by President of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf in November 2004 (29-
30): Brazil
• Identify the operation, in which Baloch leader Akbar Bughti was killed on 28th August, 2007:
Kohiu Operation
• What was the total volume of Pakistan’s Federal Budget year 2007-2008: Rs. 1.874 billion
• What is the significance of the date 6th February, 2008, in the history of PML(N) in Pakistan:
Oath by PML(N) candidates
• Which party emerged as the third largest party in the National Assembly with 38 seats:
PML(Q)
• Which Assembly took oath on 28th March 2008: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly
• The date of 9th March, 2008 is related to: Murree Declaration
• What is the significance of the date of 18th August, 2008, in the history of Pakistan :
Resignation of Pervez Musharraf
• Identify the electoral votes won by Asif Ali Zardari in the presidential election 2008: 481

Presidents of Pakistan since 1947

• Name of the First President of Pakistan was: Iskandar Mirza
• Tenure of Pakistan First President Iskandar Mirza was: 23rd March,1956 to 27th Oct, 1958
• Who was the Second President of Pakistan after Sikandar Mirza? : Muhammad Ayub Khan
• Tenure of President Muhammad Ayub khan was: 27th Oct, 1958 to 25th March, 1969
• The name of Third President of Pakistan After Muhammad Ayub Khan: Yahya Khan
• Tenure of President Yahya Khan was: 25 March 1969 to 20 December 1971
• The 4th President of Pakistan was: Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
• Tenure of President Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was: Who was the 5th President of Pakistan? : Fazal
Ilahi Chaudhry
• Tenure of President Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry was: 14 August 1973 to 16 September 1978
• Who was the 6th President of Pakistan after Fazal Ilahi Chaudary? : Zia ul Haq

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• Tenure of President Zia ul Haq was: 16 September 1978 to 17 August 1988

• Who was the 7th President of Pakistan after Zia ul Haq? : Ghulam Ishaq Khan
• Tenure of President Ghulam Ishaq Khan was: 17 August 1988 to 18 July 1993
• The 8th President of Pakistan after Ghulam Ishaq Khan: Wasim Sajjad (Acting President)
• Tenure of President Wasim Sajjad was: 18 July 1993 to 14 November 1997
• The 9th President of Pakistan after Wasim Sajjad: Farooq Leghari
• Tenure of President Farooq Leghari was: 14 November 1993 to 2 December 1997
• The 10th President of Pakistan after Farooq Leghari: Wasim Sajjad (Acting President)
• Tenure of President Wasim Sajjad after Farooq Laghari was: 2 December 1997 to 1 January
1998
• The 11th President of Pakistan after Acting President Wasim Sajjad: Muhammad Rafiq
Tarar
• Tenure of President Muhammad Rafiq Tarar was: 1 January 1998 to 20 June 2001
• The 12th President of Pakistan after Muhammad Rafiq Tarar: Pervez Musharraf
• Tenure of President Pervez Musharraf was: 20 june 2001 to 18 August 2008
• The 13th President of Pakistan after Pervez Musharraf: Mian Soomro
• Tenure of President Mian Soomro (Acting) was: 18 August 2008 to 9 September 2008
• The 14th President of Pakistan after Mian Soomro (Acting): Asif Zardari
• Tenure of President Asif Ali Zardari was: 9 September 2008 to 9 September 2013
• 15th President of Pakistan is: Mamnoon Hussain
• 16th President of Pakistan is: Arif Alvi

Prime Ministers of Pakistan since 1947

• Who was the first Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Liaqat Ali Khan
• Who was the Second Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Khwaja Nazimuddin
• Who was the Third Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Muhammad Ali Bogra
• Who was the fourth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Ch. Muhammad Ali
• Who was the fifth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Hussain Shaheed Suharwardi
• Who was the Sixth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Ibrahim Ismail Chundrigar
• Who was the Seventh Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Malik Feroz Khan Noon

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• Who was the Eight Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Noor ul Amin

• Who was the Ninth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
• Who was the Tenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Muhammad Khan Junejo
• Who was the Twelfth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi (Care Taker)
• Who was the Thirteenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Mian Nawaz Sharif
• Who was the Fourteenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Balakh Sher Mazari (Care Taker)
• Who was the Fifteenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif
• Who was the Sixteenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Moinuddin Ahmed Qureshi (Care
Taker)
• Who was the Seventeenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Benazir Bhutto
• Who was the Eighteenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Malik Meraj Khalid (Caretaker)
• Who was the Nineteenth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Mian Nawaz Sharif
• Who was the Twentieth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali
• Who was the Twenty first Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Chaudery Shujahat Hussain
• Who was the Twenty Second Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Shaukat Aziz
• Who was the Twenty Third Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Mian Muhammad Soomro (Care
Taker)
• Who was the Twenty Fourth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Yousuf Raza Gilani
• Who was the Twenty Fifth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Raja Pervez Ashraf
• Who was the Twenty Sixth Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Mir Hazar Khan Khoso
• Who was the Twenty Seventh Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Nawaz Sharif (Ousted by
Supreme Court over Corruption case)
• Who was the Twenty Seventh Prime Minister of Pakistan? : Shahid Khaqan Abbasi
• 28th prime minister of Pakistan is: Imran khan
• 29th Prime Minister of Pakistan is: Shybhaz Sharif

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