Jasmine was chosen as national flower in which year?
Correct answer: A. 1961
- A. 1961
- B. 1951
- C. 1971
- D. None of these
Explanation
Jasmine was officially adopted as Pakistan’s national flower in 1961. Its choice reflects the flower’s widespread cultivation and cultural familiarity in the country.
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