Explanation

 The Bahawalpur district has the lowest population density 

Bahawalpur: 172.3-326 per sq. km (2023) 

Rajanpur: ~188.67 persons/km²

Layyah: ~334.3 persons/km²

D.G. Khan: ~615.7 persons/km² 

Explanation

G.T. Road stands for the Grand Trunk Road,

G.T Road was constructed by Sher Shah Suri

It is formerly known as Uttarapath, Sarak-e-Azam, Badshahi Sarak, and Sarak-e-Sher Shah

It is one of Asia's oldest and longest major roads.

It runs roughly, 3,710 km (2,305 mi) from

Major junctions

• East end: Teknaf, Bangladesh
• West end: Kabul, Afghanistan

Explanation

A "zero-sum game," a foundational concept in game theory,

It is defined by a situation in which the total gains and losses of all participants sum to zero. 

Explanation

From the front: 5 people + Asif (6th).

From the back: 5 people + Asif (6th).

Total: 5 (front) + 5 (back) + 1 (Asif) = 11 people. 

Explanation

Each car has 2 bumpers (front and back).

5 cars x  2 bumpers = 10 total bumpers.

The front bumper of the first car and the rear bumper of the last car are not touching another car.

Therefore, 10 - 2 = 8 bumpers are involved in touching. 

Explanation

Step 1: Count the parents
Mr. and Mrs. Sajjad = 2 people

Step 2: Count the daughters
7 daughters = 7 people

Step 3: Count the sons

• The problem says “each daughter has one brother.”

• This does not mean each daughter has a separate brother.

• All 7 daughters share the same brother → 1 son

Step 4: Total family members

$$2\text{ (parents) }+7\text{ (daughters) }+1\text{ (son) }=10$$

Explanation

The Palestine Liberation Organization was founded on May 28, 1964, in Jerusalem

It  is a Palestinian nationalist, political, and militant organization

Leadership: Mahmoud Abbas (Chairman of Executive Committee)

Founders: Arab League, Ahmad Shukeiri

Explanation

Explanation

COP 20 (the 20th Conference of the Parties) was held in Lima, Peru

Date: December 1-12, 2014.

Adopted the "Lima Call for Climate Action," setting the stage for negotiations leading to the Paris Agreement at COP 21. 

Explanation

The current Auditor General of Pakistan is Maqbool Ahmad Gondal,

He took the oath on September 15, 2025.

He assumed the position of the 22nd Auditor General after his predecessor, Mr. Muhammad Ajmal Gondal, completed his term.

Updated on 18-26-2026