Explanation

• 1962 Constitution: 250 articles, 12 parts, 3 schedules
• It was introduced by Ayub Khan.
• It introduced a presidential system of government.

Additional information:

• 1956 Constitution: 234 articles, 13 parts, 6 schedules
• 1973 Constitution: 280 articles, 7 schedules + Objective Resolution

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Explanation

• The first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan (1947–1954) was tasked with framing the constitution.
• It was dissolved by Governor-General Ghulam Muhammad on 24 October 1954.

Additional information:

• Assembly formed: 10 August 1947
• First Prime Minister: Liaquat Ali Khan
• Constitution eventually passed: 1956

Last verified on 07-02-2026

Explanation

• Total link canals: 8
• Treaty signed: 1960 (Pakistan & India, World Bank mediation)
• Rivers for Pakistan: Indus, Jhelum, Chenab
• Purpose: Water redistribution for irrigation
• Major system: Indus Basin Irrigation Network

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Explanation

• During 1939–45, All India Muslim League formed governments in Bengal and Sindh.
• These ministries were formed after the 1937 provincial elections.
• The Congress won most provinces but failed in some key Muslim-majority areas.

Total provinces: 11 British Indian provinces

1. Madras
2. Central Provinces
3. Bihar
4. Orissa
5. United Provinces
6. Bombay Presidency
7. Assam
8. NWFP
9. Bengal
10. Punjab
11. Sindh

Congress formed government in 8 provinces.

Muslim League influence strong in 3 provinces:

1. Bengal
2. Sindh
3. Punjab (no full ministry)

Assam: Congress had 33/108 seats

• The final results of the elections were declared in February 1937.

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Explanation

Anglo-Muhammadan Oriental College

• Headquarters: Aligarh, India
• Founded: 1875
• Founder (idea/promoter): Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
• Inaugurated by: Lord Lytton
• Medium of instruction: English
• Purpose: Modern education for Muslims

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Explanation

• The Queen's Proclamation 1858 was read after the end of the 1857 War of Independence.
• It was read at a grand Durbar in Allahabad (1858).
• The proclamation was announced by Lord Canning on behalf of Queen Victoria.
• It marked the transfer of power from the East India Company to the British Crown.
• This event officially started the British Raj in India.

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• Mujadad Alif Sani initiated the Jihad against Din-e-Illahi.
• Sheikh Ahmad Sirhindi, also known as Imam Rabbani.
• It is a religious movement introduced by Emperor Akbar in 1582.
• Origin: Fatehpur Sikri, Agra, Mughal Empire
• Members: 19
• Other name Tawhid-i-Ilahi(توحید الهی)

Last verified on 30-04-2026

Explanation

• The Vale of Peshawar was the central region of the ancient Gandhara Civilization.
• Gandhara flourished from 6th century BCE to 11th century CE.
• Its main cities included Taxila and Pushkalavati (near Peshawar).
• It was famous for Buddhist art and learning centers.
• It connected South Asia with Central Asia through trade routes.

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Explanation

• Chicanery means دھوکہ دہی / فریب
• Trickery means چالاکی یا دھوکہ دینے کا عمل

Last verified on 01-05-2026