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  • A. Bila Fond La pass
  • B. Sia La pass
  • C. Both of these
  • D. none of theseGet Study Guides

Explanation: During Operation Meghdoot in 1984, India occupied the Bilafond La and Sia La passes, both strategically important points on the Saltoro…

Correct answer: Both of these
  • A. 1200 Km
  • B. 2590 Km
  • C. 2000 Km
  • D. 1825 Km

Explanation: The figure commonly cited in this account is about 2,590 square kilometres of Pakistani territory under Indian occupation in the Siachen…

Correct answer: 2590 Km
  • A. Ravi river
  • B. Nubra river
  • C. Indus
  • D. Bias

Explanation: The Nubra River is fed by meltwater from the Siachen Glacier, making it a direct example of a glacier-fed river in the region.

Correct answer: Nubra river
  • A. Only half
  • B. Three fourth
  • C. One third
  • D. Two third

Explanation: India holds the main Siachen Glacier and most strategically important positions along the Saltoro Ridge, commonly described as about…

Correct answer: Two third
  • A. April 11, 1984
  • B. April 13, 1984
  • C. April 15, 1984
  • D. April 17, 1984

Explanation: India began Operation Meghdoot and occupied key Siachen positions on 13 April 1984.

Correct answer: April 13, 1984
  • A. 1917
  • B. 1918
  • C. 1919
  • D. 1921

Explanation: The Balfour Declaration was issued on 2 November 1917 by British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour.

Correct answer: 1917
  • A. Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2008
  • B. Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009
  • C. Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act of 2007
  • D. Anti-Choice Legislation 2009Geographic Reference

Explanation: The Kerry-Lugar Bill was enacted as the Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009.

Correct answer: Enhanced Partnership with Pakistan Act of 2009
  • A. F-16
  • B. S 5 billion annually
  • C. S 1.5 billion annually
  • D. Economic help for generation of electricity

Explanation: The Act authorised approximately $1.5 billion annually in non-military economic and development assistance to Pakistan.

Correct answer: S 1.5 billion annually
  • A. 2 years
  • B. 3 years
  • C. 8 years
  • D. 5 years

Explanation: The Kerry-Lugar Act authorised the civilian assistance programme for five years, covering fiscal years 2010 through 2014.

Correct answer: 5 years
  • A. 1972
  • B. 1973
  • C. 1974
  • D. 1976Pakistan Current Affairs

Explanation: Zulfikar Ali Bhutto first visited Moscow in 1972, after becoming Pakistan’s president and beginning a new phase of engagement with the…

Correct answer: 1972
  • A. USS 15 billion
  • B. USS 10 billion
  • C. USS 7.5 billion
  • D. USS 12.5 billion

Explanation: The Kerry-Lugar legislation authorised US$1.5 billion annually in non-military assistance to Pakistan for five years, producing a total of…

Correct answer: USS 7.5 billion
  • A. Chakwal
  • B. Multan
  • C. Chak Shahzad
  • D. Karachi

Explanation: The Pak-Turk International School and College campus referred to in this question was located at Chak Shahzad, Islamabad.

Correct answer: Chak Shahzad
  • A. 1960-65
  • B. 1965-70
  • C. 1970-75
  • D. 1970-95

Explanation: Trade between Pakistan and the Soviet Union expanded rapidly during 1965–70, when economic cooperation became a significant part of their…

Correct answer: 1965-70
  • A. Pakistan
  • B. India
  • C. Both a & b
  • D. China

Explanation: The Soviet Union openly supported India during the 1971 war and had signed the Indo-Soviet Treaty of Peace, Friendship and Cooperation…

Correct answer: India
  • A. Chile
  • B. Paraguay
  • C. Monaco
  • D. Cuba

Explanation: Cuba opened its embassy in Pakistan for the first time during the period referred to in this question, strengthening formal diplomatic…

Correct answer: Cuba
  • A. Farooq Ahmad Laghari
  • B. Rafique Ahmad Tarar
  • C. Gen. Pervez Musharaf
  • D. None of these

Explanation: General Pervez Musharraf was the first Pakistani president to visit Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Correct answer: Gen. Pervez Musharaf
  • A. 1964
  • B. 1965
  • C. 1966
  • D. 1960History

Explanation: President Ayub Khan made his first visit to China in 1964, helping consolidate the close Pakistan-China relationship that had developed…

Correct answer: 1964
  • A. England
  • B. France
  • C. China
  • D. 1976

Explanation: Pakistan purchased Mirage fighter aircraft from France, the country that designed and manufactured the Mirage series.

Correct answer: France
  • A. 1964
  • B. 1965
  • C. 1966
  • D. 1967

Explanation: The Soviet Union extended a $19 million credit to Pakistan in 1967 for purchasing heavy machinery, reflecting the improvement in…

Correct answer: 1967
  • A. USA
  • B. Russia
  • C. China
  • D. France

Explanation: China declared its plan to establish eight nuclear power plants in Pakistan, marking a major stage in their expanding strategic and…

Correct answer: China