Explanation

• Axe, Knife, and Push pin are all examples of wedges, as they are used to split, separate, or lift things.
• Ramp is an inclined plane used to lift or move heavy objects, but it is not a wedge.

Explanation

• Weight is a force.
• The unit of measurement for force is the Newton (N).

Explanation

• Copper-64 is used for the diagnosis and treatment of Wilson's disease.
• It helps in imaging and radiotherapy due to its radioactive properties.
• It allowing for the assessment of copper metabolism and liver function in affected patients.

Explanation

February has 28 days in a common year and 29 days in a leap year.

All other months have 30 or 31 days.

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Explanation

Bangladesh Capital is Dhaka.

Bangladesh Currency is Taka.

Bangladesh official language is Bangla.

Bangladesh located is in Continent Asia.

Bangladesh Primary Religion is Islam.

Bangladesh Head of Govt. is Prime Minister – Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh Parliament called Jatia Parliament.

Tricks for Remember

Explanation

• The first javelin gold for Pakistan was won by Arshad Nadeem in Common Wealth Games in Birmingham, England in August 2022.

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• Arshad Nadeem won a gold medal for his record-breaking 90.18-meter throw.

• Arshad Nadeem became the first South Asian and second Asian to win this title.

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•  Arshad Nadeem is a Pakistani javelin thrower.

• He represents WAPDA in the domestic competition.

• He is the first Pakistani to qualify for the final at the Olympic Games and the World Athletics Championships. 
• Born: January 2, 1997 (age 25 years), Khanewal

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Explanation

Economic Impact: Sindh suffered 70% of Pakistan’s total flood-related losses and damages.

Population Affected: Over 14.5 million people affected in 23 districts; 33 million affected nationwide.

Infrastructure Damage: 2 million+ houses, 20,000 schools, 1,000 health facilities damaged; 64% of total road damage occurred in Sindh.

Agricultural Damage: 4.8 million acres of crops inundated, affecting cotton, rice, and sugarcane.

Public Health: Nearly half of deaths and 66% of injuries in Sindh; rise in waterborne diseases like malaria.

Water Inundation: By mid-August 2022, one-third of Sindh was under floodwater, lasting several months in some areas.

Explanation

Keamari District is the newest district in Sindh province, Pakistan.

It was officially established in August 2020.

The district was created by bifurcating Karachi West District.

Keamari became the seventh district of Karachi.

Sindh Cabinet approved the creation of Keamari District on August 20, 2020.

Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah’s spokesperson announced the approval.

Keamari is the 30th district of Sindh.

The district includes Site, Baldia, Harbour, and Maripur sub-divisions.

Karachi West District, from which Keamari was carved, is the largest district in Sindh by population.

Karachi West District had a population of 3,914,757.

Explanation

Nishan-e-Haider literally means Emblem of Lion.

1. Muhammad Sarwar Punjab Regiment, Pakistan Army Captain Indo-Pakistani War of 1947 27 July 1948

2. Saif Ali Janjua 5 Azad Kashmir regiment (HAIDER DIL)/18 Azad Kashmir Regiment, Pakistan Army Naik Indo-Pakistani War of 1947 26 October 1948

3. Tufail Mohammad 13 Punjab Regiment, Border Guards East Pakistan Rifles, Pakistan Army Major Indo-Pakistani border skirmishes 1958 7 August 1958

4. Raja Aziz Bhatti 17 Punjab Regiment, Pakistan Army Major Indo-Pakistani War of 1965 10 September 1965

5.  Rashid Minhas No. 2 Fighter Conversion Unit, Pakistan Air Force Pilot Officer Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 20 August 1971

6. Muhammad Akram 4 Frontier Force Regiment, Pakistan Army Major Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 5 December 1971

7. Shabbir Sharif 6 Frontier Force Regiment, Pakistan Army Major Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 6 December 1971

8. Muhammad Hussain 20 Lancers (Armoured Corps), Pakistan Army Sowar Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 10 December 1971

9. Muhammad Mahfuz Janjua 15 Punjab Regiment, Pakistan Army Lance naik Indo-Pakistani War of 1971 17 December 1971

10. Karnal Sher Khan 12 Northern Light Infantry, Pakistan Army Captain Kargil War 5 July 1999

11. Lalak Jan 12 Northern Light Infantry, Pakistan Army Havildar Kargil War 7 July 1999