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• “Make the most of” means to use a situation in the best possible way.
• It refers to taking full advantage of available opportunities.
• Often used when conditions are not perfect but still useful.

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• “Range : Mountains” shows a collection relationship.
• A mountain range is made up of many mountains.
• Similarly, a string is made up of many beads.
• So both pairs show whole made of parts.

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• Rankle means مُسَلسَل ستانا
• Soothe means سکون دینا

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• Gimmick means چال
• Stunt means حرکت

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• Lord Ellenborough was Governor-General during the conquest of Sindh (1843).
• He served from 1842 to 1844.
• The conquest was carried out by Charles Napier.
• Sindh was annexed into British India after this campaign.

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• The idea of separating Sindh from Bombay Presidency was first presented in 1913.
• It was raised by Sindhi political leaders including G. M. Syed.
• The demand aimed to give Sindh administrative independence.
• It later gained support from the All India Muslim League.
• Sindh was finally separated in 1936.

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• "Shahnama" is an epic poem that was written in 1010.
• It contains about 60,000 couplets.
• The author of "Shahnama" was Abu Al-Qasim Firdausi.
• The epic poem is also known as the "Book of Kings".

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• The East India Company started fortifying its base in Calcutta during the 1750s.
• This was due to rising tensions with Siraj-ud-Daulah.
• The fortification led to conflict between the British and Bengal rulers.
• It became one of the causes of the Battle of Plassey (1857).

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• The Radcliffe Award was published on August 17, 1947.
• It was the result of the partition plan
• Announced by Lord Mountbatten 
• It outlined the boundary division between India and Pakistan.
• It divided Punjab and Bengal based on religious majorities
• It was named after Sir Cyril Radcliffe, who chaired the boundary commission.

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Explanation

• Pakistan conducted its first nuclear tests, codenamed Chagai-I
• Location: Ras Koh Hills, Chagai District, Balochistan.
• Date: May 28, 1998 (Chagai-I).
• Chagai-I was Pakistan's first public test of nuclear weapons.

Additional information

Chagai II

Second atomic test conducted by Pakistan, carried out on 30 May 1998

These tests followed the Chagai-I series

The test site was Kharan Desert, Pakistan

The number of tests is 1

Last updated by NA on 24-April-2026