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Geography of Pakistan MCQs | Pakistan Studies/Affairs Notes (Set-I)

Geography of Pakistan MCQs
Pakistan Studies/Affairs Notes (Set-I)

Pakistan is located in tropic zone of:
(a) South
(b) North
(c) East
(d) West
Answer: a

Pakistan is divided into ____ physical divisions.
(a) 4
(b) 5
(c) 7
(d) 6
Answer: b

The highest peak of Hindukush range is:
(a) Kirthar Hills
(b) Tirich Mir
(c) K-2
(d) Nanga Parbat
Answer: b

Hindukush range covers ____ of Pakistan.
(a) Northwest side
(b) Southwest side
(c) North side
(d) West side
Answer: a

7. The height of K-2 is:
(a) 8611 metres
(b) 8012 metres
(c) 8512 metres
(d) 8126 metres
Answer: a

The height of Nanga Parbat is:
(a) 7818 metres
(b) 8126 metres
(c) 8028 metres
(d) 9615 metres
Answer: b

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CSS Essay | War on Terrorism is Contributing towards Growing Abuse of Human Rights (CSS 2015)

War on Terrorism is contributing towards Growing Abuse of Human Rights (CSS 2015)

Essay Outline: War on Terrorism is contributing towards Growing Abuse of Human Rights

1. Introduction
2. War on Terrorism
3. What are Human Rights?
4. War on terrorism and abuses of human rights
(i) Violation of Political and social rights
(a) Loss of life
(b) Arbitrary Detention
(c) Extraordinary Rendition
(d) Denial of right to Petition
(e) Repressive laws
(f) Suppression of Freedom of Expression
(g) Discriminations
(h) Invasion of Privacy
(i) Sexual Assault
(ii) Education
Case of Iraq
(iii) Demolition of social infrastructure
5. Violations of human rights in Pakistan
6. Is there an alternate to the WOT?
7. Role of Civil Society and Media
8. Recommendations
9. Conclusion

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Everything you need to know about China’s Belt and Road Forum

What is China’s belt and road forum?

  • What is the purpose of Belt & Road project?
  • What is Belt & Road Forum 2019?
  • World Conservation and China
  • Will America ever become a part of it?

چین کا بیلٹ اینڈ روڈ فورم ہے کیا؟

ـ’’ بیلٹ اینڈ روڈ انیشیٹیو‘‘ یعنی بی آر آئی جسے ‘’’ون بیلٹ ون روڈ‘‘ کے نام سے بھی جانا جاتا ہے چین کی طرف سے رواں صدی کا سب سے بڑا ترقیاتی منصوبہ ہے جس کے تحت 66 سے زائد ممالک کو تجارتی سطح پر جوڑا جا رہا ہے۔ ورلڈ بینک کی رپورٹ کے مطابق یہ منصوبہ دنیا کی دو تہائی آبادی کو ملائے گا جس میں کم از کم ایک تہائی مجموعی ملکی پیداوار بھی شامل ہے۔
صدر شی جن پنگ نے 2013 میں اس وسیع منصوبے کا اعلان کیا جو کہ زمانہِ قدیم کی شاہراہ ریشم کے نقشِ قدم پر بنایا گیا ہے۔ اس کے زمینی راستے کو ’’سلک روڈ اکنامک بیلٹ‘‘ کا نام دیا گیا ہے جو کہ چین کو سڑک اور ریل کی مختلف راہداریوں کے ذریعے ایشیا کے تقریباً تمام ممالک سے ملاتے ہوئے یورپ تک جاتا ہے۔ ان راہداریوں کا ایک اہم حصہ چین پاكستان اقتصادی راہداری ہے جو کہ گوادر سے خنجراب کے راستے 62 ارب امریکی ڈالر کی مالیت پر مشتمل ہے۔
اس کا دوسرا پہلو’’ ‘میری ٹائم سلک روڈ‘‘ ہے جو کہ بحری راستہ اپناتا ہوا افریقہ اور جنوب مشرقی ایشیا سمیت پوری دنیا میں


بکھر جاتا ہے۔

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The Relevance of INTERNATIONAL LAW in INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

International Relations Notes Series

The Relevance of INTERNATIONAL LAW in INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS


What is International Law?

International laws are rules which relate to the functioning of individuals, institutions and states in the international arena. International law has various ingredients including general principles of law and justice, which are equally suited to regulating the conduct of individuals, organizations within a state and states themselves.

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Islamic Belief & Its Impact on Individual & Society and the Fundamental of Islam

Islamic Belief & Its Impact on Individual & Society and the Fundamental of Islam

1. The Reality and Importance of Belief:

The source of all human actions is the mind. There are two states of the mind with regard to it being the source of actions. The first is that there are no particular concepts deeply embedded in it. Instead, various scattered thoughts pass through it and whichever amongst these are strong become the stimuli for actions that are undertaken by the possessor of this mind. The second state is one in which the mind no longer remains the abode of such stray thoughts, and instead a few distinctive concepts become so deeply rooted in that the bearer’s practical life permanently comes under their influence. Instead of taking unfocused actions, this mind becomes the center of organized and disciplined acts. The first state may be likened to a public road that is open for use by all and is not a restricted thoroughfare. The other state is like a mould that gives rise to parts of a specific design and distinct appearance.

When the human mind is in the first state we say that it does not have a character. The bearded of such mind could be Shaitan or could be an angel. There is unpredictability in his temperament. In cannot be said with certainty as to what kind of actions such and individual may carry out at any given time. On the contrary, when a person comes into the second state we say that he has a character and that there is a discipline and a certain order in his practical life. It can now be predicted with confidence as to what actions such an individual would carry out under certain given conditions.

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Genesis & Ideology Of Pakistan | Pakistan Affairs Notes

Genesis & Ideology Of Pakistan | Pakistan Affairs Notes

The history of mankind makes tragic reading. Down through the ages, we come across a series of sequences of the rise, growth, decline and fall, not only of nations but even of their civilizations and cultures. No doubt, man has all along shown a remarkable constructive genius, having attained many an awe-inspiring successes, despite occasional set-backs and natural catastrophes, but his constructive genius was always undermined by some inherent weakness underlying his ideas, or his way of life which ultimately brought about a disastrous end to his efforts. Nevertheless, there have been some notable exceptions in the series of sequences when the idea of universal welfare of mankind took practical shape, but the main characteristic in all those civilizations, always remained one of frustration. Man struggled hard to find some satisfactory solution to his problems, but failed. Human intellect, limited as it is helped him little, because it is not aware of any source of knowledge other than itself. There was only one guide left for mankind in this difficult quest; and that confidently proclaimed competency to lead them to their goal:” The God that has created all the objects in the universe has also undertaken to make them aware of their goal and guide them towards it, (20:50) The guidance, which comes directly from God, is known as “Revelation”. It has all along been revealed to mankind through the agency of various Anbiya. But, unfortunately, due to the ravages of time and human tampering with it, the text of the Scriptures, the message delivered by the pre-Islamic Anbiya, could not be preserved long in their original form. Eventually, about fourteen centuries ago, the complete and final version of that Guidance was revealed to mankind through Mohammed (P.B.U.H.), the last of the series of Anbiya. This version of the Divine Guidance is embodied exactly in its original form in the Quran.

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Disarmament and Arms Control | CSS International Relations Notes

Disarmament and Arms Control
CSS International Relations Notes

Justifications for Armament

Weapons are not the causes but the consequences of conflictive relations. A historical survey of the arms race indicates that during the past two centuries this form of international competition often ends peacefully in recognition of the military superiority of one side or the other.

Countries which have no adequate defense tempt aggressors and therefore preparing for war is the best way to achieve peace.

Arguments for disarmament

Arms and arms races are costly and potentially very bloody. Arms reduction can curtail defense burden and allow economic investment for more productive purposes.

The unchecked growth of armaments without economic means can lead to internal repression and external aggression.

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World Famous Personalities Who Died In 2018

World Famous Personalities Who Died in JANUARY 2018

January 1 Manuel Olivencia

Spanish lawyer, economist and diplomat (born 1929)

January 2 Thomas S. Monson

American religious leader and writer (born 1927)

January 3 Colin Brumby

Australian composer (born 1933)

January 4 Aharon Appelfeld

Ukrainian-Israeli writer (born 1932)

January 4 Ray Thomas

English musician (born 1941)

January 5 Antonio Angelillo

Italian-Argentine footballer (born 1937)

January 5 Jerry Van Dyke

American actor (born 1931)

January 5 John Young

American astronaut (born 1930)

January 6 Horace Ashenfelter

American Olympic athlete (born 1923)

January 6 Thomas Bopp

American astronomer (born 1949)

January 7 France Gall

French singer (born 1947)

January 7 Peter Sutherland

Irish businessman and politician (born 1946)

January 8 Juan Carlos García

Honduran footballer (born 1988)

January 8 George Maxwell Richards

4th President of Trinidad and Tobago (born 1931)

January 9 Odvar Nordli

21st Prime Minister of Norway (born 1927)

January 9 Mario Perniola

Italian philosopher (born 1941)

January 10 Eddie Clarke

British musician (born 1950)

January 11 Edgar Ray Killen

American criminal (born 1925)

January 14 Dan Gurney

American racing driver (born 1931)

January 14 Cyrille Regis

English footballer (born 1958)

January 14 Hugh Wilson

American film director and television producer (born 1943)

January 15 Edwin Hawkins

American musician (born 1943)

January 15 Dolores O’Riordan

Irish musician (born 1971)

January 15 Peter Wyngarde

British actor (born 1928)

January 16 Bradford Dillman

American actor (born 1930)

January 16 Oliver Ivanović

Serbian politician (born 1953)

January 16 Jo Jo White

American basketball player (born 1946)

January 18 Lucas Mangope

South African politician (born 1923)

January 18 Peter Mayle

English author (born 1939)

January 18 Stansfield Turner

American admiral and academic (born 1923)

January 19 Dorothy Malone

American actress (born 1924)

January 20 Paul Bocuse

French chef (born 1926)

January 20 Graeme Langlands

Australian rugby player (born 1941)

January 20 Naomi Parker Fraley

American naval machiner (born 1921)[64]

January 20 Jim Rodford

English bass guitarist (born 1941)

January 21 Yves Afonso

French actor (born 1944)

January 21 Philippe Gondet

French footballer (born 1942)

January 21 Tsukasa Hosaka

Japanese footballer (born 1937)

January 21 Jens Okking

Danish actor and politician (born 1939)

January 21 Connie Sawyer

American actress (born 1912)

January 22 Jimmy Armfield

English footballer and manager (born 1935)

January 22 Ursula K. Le Guin

American novelist (born 1929)

January 23 Hugh Masekela

South African jazz musician (born 1939)

January 23 Nicanor Parra

Chilean poet (born 1914)

January 24 Jack Ketchum

American author (born 1946)

January 24 Mark E. Smith

English singer-songwriter (born 1957)

January 25 Claribel Alegría

Nicaraguan poet (born 1924)

January 25 Neagu Djuvara

Romanian historian

essayist

and philosopher (born 1916)

January 26 Elizabeth Hawley

American journalist (born 1923)

January 26 Hiromu Nonaka

Japanese politician (born 1925)

January 27 Ingvar Kamprad

Swedish businessman (born 1926)

January 27 Mort Walker

American comic artist (born 1923)

January 28 Gene Sharp

American political scientist (born 1928)

January 29 Ion Ciubuc

7th Prime Minister of Moldova (born 1943)

January 30 Mark Salling

American actor (born 1982)

January 30 Clyde Scott

American football player (born 1924)

January 30 Azeglio Vicini

Italian footballer and coach (born 1933)

January 30 Louis Zorich

American actor (born 1924)

January 31 Rasual Butler

American basketball player (born 1979)

January 31 Leonid Kadeniuk

Ukrainian cosmonaut (born 1951)

World Famous Personalities Who Died in FEBRUARY 2018

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English Idioms in Use | Download Complete Book in PDF

English Idioms in Use

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It was written to help you improve your knowledge of idioms in English. Idioms are fixed expressions whose meaning is not immediately obvious from looking at the individual words in the idiom. You will come across a great many idioms when you listen to and read English. So it is important that you learn about the meaning of idioms and about how they are used. You can use this book either with a teacher or for self-study.

We wanted to encourage language learners to have a balanced approach to idioms in English. Sometimes in the past, teachers used to argue that it was a waste of time for learners to study idioms as they might start using them in an inaccurate or unsuitably way. But idioms are in such widespread use that it is inappropriate to ignore them. This book focuses just on those idioms which the modern student needs to know and it aims to provide the information and practice which will help you understand and use them correctly.

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Islamiat MCQs (CSS Past Papers 2005-2016) | PDF Notes for CSS

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CSS ISLAMIAT MCQs (Solved)
From Past Papers [2005 – 2016]
Compiled by: Team CSS Times

SOURCE: CSSFORUM, FPSC, different books

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File Title: CSS Islamiat Past Papers MCQs (2005-2016) by CSSTimes.pk

Total Number of Pages: 25

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Total Solved Papers: CSS Islamiat Paper from 2005 to 2016