Titu Mir struggled hard for:
- (A) The Indigo Planet
- (B) Muslim peasants of Bengal
- (C) All peasants of Bengal
- (D) Poor families of Assam
- (B) Muslim peasants of Bengal
Name the agreement signed between Israel and UAE in 2020 to establish normal relations?
- (A) Daud Agreement
- (B) Abraham Accords
- (C) Hittite Peace
- (D) Israel-UAE Agreement
- (B) Abraham Accords
Allama Iqbal got his Ph.D Degree from which university?
- (A) Stanford University
- (B) University of Cambridge
- (C) Ludwig Maximilian University
- (D) Imperial College London
- (C) Ludwig Maximilian University
Allama Iqbal received his Ph.D. from Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Germany. He traveled to Germany in 1907 to pursue research for his doctorate, and he received his Ph.D. in 1908. His Ph.D. dissertation, undertaken under the supervision of Professor Friedrich Hommel, was on the topic “The Development of Metaphysics in Persia”. In addition, he studied at the University of Cambridge, from which he received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Trinity College in 1906, not a Ph.D.
Name of Mar Mission of China that was launched on 23rd July 2020?
- (A) Qu Yuan
- (B) Tianwen-1
- (C) Mar-2
- (D) Don Fang Hong
- (B) Tianwen-1
The correct answer is Tianwen-1. Tianwen-1 is China’s first independent Mars exploration mission. It was launched on July 23, 2020. “Tianwen” means “Questions to Heaven”, which is based on an ancient Chinese poem written by Qu Yuan.
According to a report of UNODC, which country is the main hub of illicit drug manufacturing?
- (A) Pakistan
- (B) India
- (C) Afghanistan
- (D) Angola
- (B) Afghanistan
As revealed in multiple reports from the UNODC, including reports based on data from 2024-2025, Afghanistan has long been recognized as the world’s leading opium-producing country, accounting for 80-90% of the world’s total opium supply. While the 2022 ban from the Taliban reduced opium production significantly, the latest reports from the UNODC on data from 2024-2025 indicate that Afghanistan continues to be a major and shifting hub for opiates and methamphetamine production.
The largest glacier in the Southern Hemisphere outside Antarctica is:
- (A) Upsala (South America)
- (B) Lambert-Fisher (Antarctica)
- (C) Fedchenko (Tajikistan)
- (D) Bruggan (Chile)
- (D) Bruggan (Chile)
The Brüggen Glacier, also known as the Pío XI Glacier, is found in southern Chile and is the largest glacier in the Southern Hemisphere outside of Antarctica. It is the largest western outlet of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field and extends over 66 kilometers (about 41 miles) in length.
“Bai al-Sarf” is a contract of exchange of:
- (A) Goods for goods
- (B) Goods for money
- (C) Money for goods
- (D) Money for money
- (D) Money for money
Bai al-Sarf is a form of Islamic financial contract that primarily deals with the exchange of one currency for another. In Islamic law, the word “money” or “currency” refers not only to the paper money that people use today, but also to the traditional forms of wealth such as gold and silver. This form of contract is mostly used for FOREX business and for the exchange of gold and silver.
Who was the President of Pakistan prior to Fazal Elahi Chaudhary?
- (A) Z.A Bhutto
- (B) Zia-ul-Haq
- (C) Wasim Sajjad
- (D) Rafiq Tarar
- (A) Z.A Butto
Zia-ul-Haq: Succeeded Fazal Elahi Chaudhary as President in September 1978.
Wasim Sajjad: Served as Acting President in 1993 and again in 1997–1998.
Through which one country does the Equator not pass?
- (A) Colombia
- (B) Thailand
- (C) Kenya
- (D) Indonesia
- (B) Thailand
The Equator does not pass through Thailand. It passes through Colombia, Kenya, and Indonesia. However, the Equator passes through the southern part of Thailand, which is located in Southeast Asia between 5°N and 21°N. In total, the Equator passes through 13 countries.
Ch. Rehmat Ali issued his famous pamphlet “Now or Never” from which university?
- (A) Cambridge
- (B) Oxford
- (C) Aligarh
- (D) Harvard
- (A) Cambridge
Chaudhry Rehmat Ali presented his seminal pamphlet, “Now or Never; Are We to Live or Perish Forever?” on January 28, 1933, while he was a student at Cambridge University in England, where he was studying at that time. The pamphlet, in which the word “Pakstan” (now Pakistan) was coined, was published while he was a student in England.