Assistant 2021 Zakat & Usher Department in Zakat & Usher Department, General Knowledge MCQs

Quaid-e-Azam’s personal letters are saved in?

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A. National Library Islamabad
B. National Documentation wing
C. National Archives Islamabad
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General Knowledge MCQs, Assistant 2021 Zakat & Usher Department in Zakat & Usher Department

Kronborg Castle is in ____?

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A. Austria
B. Morocco
C. Denmark
D. None of these

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Assistant 2021 Zakat & Usher Department in Zakat & Usher Department

The mixing of Equity and Debt is called ____?

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A. Investment
B. Capital Structure
C. Treasury
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Assistant 2021 Zakat & Usher Department in Zakat & Usher Department

When President Mamnoon Hussain signed the FATA merger bill ?

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A. 31 January 2018
B. 31 March 2018
C. 31 May 2018
D. None of these Continue reading →

World Current Affairs

World Government summit 2022 was held under the theme of ?

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A. Shaping Future Governments
B. Food & Shelter
C. To Stop War
D. Solve Economic Crises

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Current Affairs of Pakistan MCQs 2022

Under _____of the Constitution, the cabinet had been dissolved, but Prime Minister Imran Khan would remain in office.

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A. Article 5
B. Article 58
C. Article 224
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Current Affairs of Pakistan MCQs 2022

The no-confidence motion against PM was denied by Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri, who called it a violation of _______ of the Constitution.

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A. Article 5
B. Article 58
C. Article 224
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Current Affairs of Pakistan MCQs 2022

President Dr Arif Alvi dissolved the National Assembly on 3 April 2022 under ____of the Constitution

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A. Article 5
B. Article 58 
C. Article 224
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Current Affairs of Pakistan MCQs 2022

Who can dissolve National Assembly in Pakistan ?

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A. President
B. Prime Minister
C. Chief Justice
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