Explanation

The most recent annual inflation rate in Pakistan was 6.24% as of October 2025.

This is an increase from the previous month's rate of 5.61% and represents the highest rate in about a year. 

Explanation

According to reports, the stock of circular debt in the power sector in Pakistan stood at Rs 2.396 trillion by the end of March 2025

Pakistan's power sector circular debt was around Rs. 2.636 trillion in early 2024 in May 2024.

The debt then decreased to approximately Rs. 2.467 trillion by September 2024 and dropped further to about Rs. 1.6 trillion by mid-2025. 

Explanation

According to the Economic Survey of Pakistan 2022-23, wheat production was recorded at 27.63 million tonnes in FY 2023.

This production level reflects challenges in the agriculture sector, affecting food security and export potential.

Explanation

GDP stands for "Gross Domestic Product"

Represents the total monetary value of all final goods and services produced

within a country during a period of time.

GDP is the most commonly used measure of economic activity.

Explanation

The current GDP volume of Pakistan is approximately $374.90 billion as of recent estimates.

Explanation

PIDC stands for Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation

PIDC is a state corporation of Pakistan working under the Ministry of Industries and Production.

It was established in 1952. 

PIDC's Subsidiary: Pakistan Gems and Jewellery Development Company

Explanation

The Picture on the back of 1000 Rupee Pakistani Note Islamia College Peshawar

• The first banknotes issued by the State Bank of Pakistan were released on the 1st of October 1948, i printed by Thomas De La Rue & Company.
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• The Picture on the back of the 100 Rupee Pakistani Note Quaid-e-Azam Residency
• The Picture on the back of the 500 Rupee Pakistani Note Badshahi Mosque
• The Picture on the back of the 10 Rupee Pakistani Note is Khyber Pass
• The Picture on the back of the 5000 Rupee Pakistani Note Faisal Mosque 

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Explanation

Agriculture is the largest sector in terms of employment in Pakistan.

Around 40% of the country's labor force engaged in agricultural activities.

This making it the backbone of Pakistan's economy.

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Explanation

 The country is ranked 5th in the world cane acreage and 9th in sugar cane production.