A. Shane Watson
B. Sarfaraz Ahmed
C. Sunil Narine
D. None of the above
International _______ was celebrated across the world as well as in Pakistan on May 13, 2018.
A. Father’s Day
B. Mother’s Day
C. Friendship’s Day
D. Teacher’s Day
The federal government has appointed Captain (Retd) Zahid Saeed as new Chairman Federal Public Service Commission, says a notification issued by the Establishment Division here yesterday. Captain (Retd) Zahid Saeed is a retired grade-22 officer and had served on several senior positions including federal secretary Ministry of Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan, secretary petroleum, Punjab secretary Local Government and Community Development Department, secretary education Punjab and chief executive of Punjab Rural Support Programme. The post of Chairman FPSC was lying vacant for the last week due to the death of former Chairman FPSC Maroof Afzal.
Updated on: 22/12/2020
A. July 24, 2021
B. July 26, 2021
C. July 20, 2021
D. None of these
A. Pakistan army
B. PAF
C. Pakistan navy
D. CAA
On December 26 the country will be treated to a “ring of fire” solar eclipse to end the year and the decade. According to the Meteorological Department of Pakistan the country witnessed the last annular in 1999 during which the Sun was fully covered by the Moon. Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz said that the complete solar eclipse would be witnessed in southern parts of Pakistan, especially in the coastal areas like Karachi and Gwadar, during which the day would turn into the night for some time.
This annular solar eclipse will also be witnessed in Eastern Europe, north-western Australia, eastern Africa, Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. In all, 2019 witnessed five lunar and solar eclipses, of which only one solar and one lunar were seen in Pakistan.
Unlike the great 2017 solar eclipse which was visible across the US, this one will leave a little ring of Sun when hitting the point of totality, a type of eclipse that is called an annular eclipse.
A. 7 January 2020
B. 8 January 2020
C. 9 January 2020
D. 10 January 2020
Named after Zainab Ameen, the legislation was one of six bills approved by the Lower House on Friday. Pakistan’s National Assembly on Friday passed the Zainab Alert, Response and Recovery Bill, 2019, which seeks to implement a simplified mechanism for reporting and recovering missing children.