CSS Pakistan Affairs MCQs - 2025

Noor ul Amin served as the first chief minister and held governing roles in East Pakistan.

Pakistan has a coastline of approximately 1,046–1,058 km along the Arabian Sea.

The estimated population was around 50–60 million in 1947.

Tests were conducted on May 28, 1998.

Official estimates suggest around 5–7% forest cover.

The third Khilafat Conference was held in February 1921 in Karachi.

This conference was part of the larger Khilafat Movement in British India, which aimed to support the Ottoman Caliphate and protest against British imperial policies. The movement also became closely aligned with the Indian independence struggle.

The author of "Pakistan: A Modern History" is Ian Talbot.

He is a prominent British historian and a leading expert on the history and politics of South Asia, particularly Pakistan. His work is widely regarded for its balanced and scholarly analysis of Pakistan’s political, social, and economic development.

Pakistan’s Second Five-Year Plan was officially introduced in June 1960 by President Ayub Khan's government and extended through 1965

The book is authored by Pakistan’s former diplomat Aizaz Chaudhry.

The Objective Resolution was moved on March 7, 1949.

Signed between Pakistan and India after the 1965 war, mediated by the Soviet Union.

Since 2013, Gwadar is operated by a Chinese state-owned company.

The Indus River originates near Lake Mapam (Manasarovar) in the Tibetan Plateau, close to Mount Kailash, which is a sacred region in western Tibet.

The APTTA was signed in 2010 to facilitate trade.

According to Pakistan's Constitution, the minimum age is 35 years.

A narrow strip of land in Afghanistan separates the two countries.

Pakistan joined SEATO in 1954 under U.S. patronage.

Geneva Accords were signed to settle the Afghanistan conflict.

Shaheen-III is capable of reaching 2,750 km.

The FTA was signed on Dec 24, 2006.