Explanation

Explanation

• India: 55% (Jammu, Kashmir Valley, Ladakh)
• China: 15% (Aksai Chin, Shaksgam Valley)
• Pakistan: 30% (Azad Kashmir & Gilgit-Baltistan)
• Dispute start: 1947 (Partition of British India)
• Line of Actual Control (LAC): Separates Indian and Chinese controlled areas

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Explanation

• China: 15% (Aksai Chin, Shaksgam Valley)
• India: 55% (Jammu, Kashmir Valley, Ladakh)
• Pakistan: 30% (Azad Kashmir & Gilgit-Baltistan)
• Dispute start: 1947 (Partition of British India)
• Line of Actual Control (LAC): Separates Indian and Chinese controlled areas

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Explanation

• Barack Obama → No visit to Pakistan
• Dwight D. Eisenhower → Visited Pakistan in 1959
• Lyndon B. Johnson → Visited Pakistan in 1967
• Bill Clinton → Visited Pakistan on 25 March 2000

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Explanation

Mocenthons served as a minister under Winston Churchill.

Additional information:

• Winston Churchill’s major tenure: 1940–1945 (WWII)
• Country: United Kingdom
• Role: Prime Minister
• Period of ministry: During British wartime government
• Era: 20th century

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Explanation

• Died: 18 November 1914
• Age at death: 57 years
• Burial place: Azamgarh, India

Additional information:

• Born: 3 June 1857
• Associated institution: Nadwatul Ulama

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Explanation

• China attacked India in 1962, starting the Sino-Indian War.
• It lasted from October 20 to November 20.
• The war was fought over the disputed Aksai Chin region.
• China was able to defeat the Indian forces and occupy the territory.

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Explanation

• Adoption Date: 11 August 1947 (officially adopted)
• Designer: Amir Uddin Kidwai Additional information: Green field – represents Muslims of Pakistan White stripe – represents minorities and religious minorities’ rights Crescent and star – symbol of progress and light Proportion of flag: 2:3 (height:width)

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• Announcement of accession: 15 August 1947
• Pakistan’s legal acceptance: 15 September 1947
• Ruler: Nawab Muhammad Mahabat Khan III
• Region: Kathiawar Peninsula (present-day Gujarat, India)
• Link cited: Veraval Port → Karachi (sea route)

Additional information:

• Plebiscite conducted by India: February 1948
• Status after plebiscite: Junagadh annexed by India

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Explanation

There are 4 politicians remain Governor-General of Pakistan.

1. Muhammad Ali Jinnah (1947–1948) – Founder of Pakistan, first Governor-General.
2. Sir Khawaja Nazimuddin (1948–1951) – Second Governor-General.
3. Sir Ghulam Muhammad (1951–1955) – Third Governor-General.
4. Iskander Mirza (1955–1956) – Fourth and last Governor-General before Pakistan became a republic.