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Applications on prescribed performa only are invited from suitable candidates for the post of Deputy Director (Network System) in the Election Commission of Pakistan through P.O. Box No. 1418, GPO, Islamabad
PPSC has scheduled PMS written examination (5A2020) from 22-08-2020 (Saturday) onward.
All PMS candidates are intimated to note commencement date of examination.
In astronomy, the term albedo refers to the brightness of an object in space. Derived from Latin, albedo means “whiteness” (albus= “white”). Albedo is measured on a scale from 0 to 1, where 0 refers to an object that is completely dark, i.e., it does not reflect any light. 1 on the scale refers to a perfectly reflective object. The Moon has an Albedo of 0.12, while Earth’s average albedo is 0.3.
Altitude or elevation is the vertical angle an object makes with the horizon.
Online Applications are invited for various posts in different departments of Government of Sindh
No. of Posts: 01
Age: Maximum 40 years
Qualifications: MSE (Microsoft System Engineer) and preferably having Diploma in Information Technology from a recognized institute.
Prime Minister Imran Khan on August 4, 2020 announced the approval a new political map of Pakistan, which includes Indian-occupied Kashmir in its entirety.
The approval was given in a Cabinet meeting chaired by PM Imran earlier today during which the participants were apprised of the latest situation in the occupied Muslim-majority region.
Speaking during a live televised address to the nation, the premier shared the details of the decisions made in the Cabinet meeting. “Today is the most important day in the history that we are presenting a new political map of Pakistan before the world,” he said.
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Due to the far-reaching research and the speedy innovations during the past few years, the computer system we bought only last year is now ——, and therefore we have to purchase a new one.
A) unmatched
B) obsolete
C) temporary
D) transitional
E) deceased
Answer: B
In the 19th century, the mechanization of printing —— the means for meeting the increased demand for books in industrialized societies.
A) prevailed
B) alluded
C) provided
D) achieved
E) predicted
Answer: C
(BS-20)No of Posts: 02
Qualification: MBBS or equivalent medical qualification recognized by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) and the postgraduate qualification of FCPS/MS/FRCS/MRCP/MD/ Diplomat of American Board in the respective specialty or equivalent medical qualification in the respective specialty recognized by PMDC
Age: Male: 35 to 50 + 5 = 55 years, Female: 35 + 50 + 8 = 58 years
With 7,253 known glaciers, including 543 in the Chitral Valley, there is more glacial ice in Pakistan than anywhere on Earth outside the polar regions, according to various studies. Those glaciers feed rivers that account for about 75 percent of the stored-water supply in the country of at least 200 million.
But as in many other parts of the world, researchers say, Pakistan’s glaciers are receding, especially those at lower elevations, including here in the Hindu Kush mountain range in northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Among the causes cited by scientists: diminished snowfall, higher temperatures, heavier summer rainstorms and rampant deforestation.