When was islamabad became capital of Pakistan?
Pakistan was named as Islamic Republic of Pakistan in Objective resolution of Pakistan very first time. Objective resolution was presented in 1956.
What problems for describing Pakistan names while cataloging?
pakistan names are not like english names while cataloguing rules are made for non oriental names.
Who are the competitors of Unilever foods in Pakistan?
nestle pakistan Unilever pakistan are its competitors
Which type of monsoon is in Pakistan?
Monsoon winds normally start to blow in June and cause heavy rainfall. September is the last for monsoons.
Can i use Pakistani debit card in Dubai?
Mostly yes. If it is an international debit card with a VISA or MasterCard logo it will work anywhere across the globe. However, you need to check with your bank to ensure that it is an international card. Many banks don't give you an international card by default.
What was the price of gold in Pakistan in July 1972?
According to farrukh hayat awan the MD awan interprises it was 100rs per toula or. 10g
What are some of the things in Pakistan of which you are proud?
write about some of the things in pakistan of which your are proud
What are the goods or things to be import from Pakistan?
Industrial equipment, chemicals, vehicles, steel, iron ore, petroleum, edible oil, pulses, tea.
mostly weopons,cosmetics and advanced machinery.
Main Imports of Pakistan Include heavy machinery, medicine, chemicals, electronics, household furnishings, Fabrics, Textile, carpets and rugs. Pakistan spends over US$ 40 billion for important above items.
Pakistan international airline pia office in Paris?
PIA PARIS , France
Address90 Champs Élysée 75008 Paris
Phone01 56 59 22 60
Fax01 56 59 22 99
Cargo Phone01 48 16 1793
Cargo Fax01 48 16 5249
Emailparuupk@piac.aero
Do you agree West Pakistan lost the 1971 war due to the Indian Intervention?
Sure. This is true. When Bhutto and Mujeeb's conflict resulted in riots and ultimately army intervention was made by Pakistan in East Pakistan. India took advantage of this situation and attacked Pakistani borders. This whole scenario resulted in separation of East Pakistan from West Pakistan.
Who became the first leader of Pakistan?
ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN - Pakistan's new president, Asif Ali Zardari, put the "war on terror" at the top of his agenda and signaled a major thawing in relations with Afghanistan Tuesday at a swearing-in ceremony where Afghan leader Hamid Karzai shared center stage. As Zardari was inaugurated, President Bush promised to send thousands more troops to Afghanistan and told Pakistan it had a "responsibility" to fight extremists "because every nation has an obligation to govern its own territory and make certain that it does not become a safe haven for terror." Zardari, 53, took his oath of office in a short but emotional ceremony in the vast presidential palace in Islamabad, with a portrait of his assassinated wife, Benazir Bhutto, on one side and a picture of her father, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, Pakistan's first elected leader, on the other. * http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/world/5992718.htmlBenazir Bhutto (Sindhi: بينظير ڀٽو, Urdu: بینظیر بھٹو, IPA: [beËnÉ™ziËɾ bɦʊʈËoË]) (June 21, 1953 - December 27, 2007) was a Pakistani politician who chaired the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), a centre-left political party in Pakistan. Bhutto was the first woman elected to lead a Muslim state,[5] having twice been Prime Minister of Pakistan (1988-1990; 1993-1996). She was Pakistan's first and to date only female prime minister.
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benazir_Bhutto The Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. He was sworn as the Pakistan's first Governor-General in 1947 at partition. Unfortunately, he died due to tuberculosis not long after.
What country is located next to Pakistan?
The countries closest to Pakistan:
Where is tobacco cultivated in Pakistan?
Yes!
Yields in Pakistan are about twice those for neighboring countries largely due to the extension services provided by the industry. Quality, however, is improving only slowly due to problems related to climate and soil. Farmers have started inter-cropping tobacco with vegetables and sugarcane to increase returns. About half of the total production is used for cigarette manufacturing and the remainder used in traditional ways of smoking (in hand-rolled cigarettes called birris, in water pipes, and as snuff).
What is the swift code for Soneri bank ltd Pakistan?
Soneri Bank Skardu
Khayaban-e-Khumeni Main Bazar Skardu
Telephone# ((+92) 5831) 50327 Fax# ((+92) 5831) 50326 Email mail.skardu@soneribank.comBranch Code: 0033
Why might location have played a role in the split between Pakistan and Bangladesh?
Pakistan got Bangladesh because they both were Muslim's land. But Bangladesh is similar to India. There were 35% people Hindu in Bangladesh. Pakistan forced Bangladesh to speak Urdu which one is official language of Pakistan. But Bengali is more traditional and older than Urdu. After Tamil is Bengali in older language of South Asia. Bengali is 6th largest worldwide language. Pakistani culture is differ than Bangladesh. West Bengal, Tripura, Assam & some other states speak Bengali and they were separated from Bangladesh because they didn't like Pakistan. That's why Bangladesh got help from India.
Where the dry fruits are grown in Pakistan?
Chaman is famous for production of Pomegranates, apples, pears, apricot, peaches and grapes. Swat and other northern areas are famous for producing dry fruits, strawberry, cherry, etc. Southern Punjab and interior Sindh is famous for production of Guava and mango. Upper Punjab, especially Sargodha is famous for production of citrus fruits i.e. Oranges, grape fruit, lemon etc.
Who is the CEO of National Bank Of Pakistan?
According to Wikipedia, National Bank of Pakistan Key Person Chairman is Syed Ali Reza. official website of National Bank of Pakistan is www.nbp.com.pk You can visit there for more information.
Four countries border Pakistan i.e. Afghanistan, India, China and Iran.
What is the average salary of bioinformatics graduate in Pakistan?
Engineers with nanotechnology educational background are not very common in Pakistan. Salary depends upon the company you're hired for. Multinational companies may offer you a nice salary ranging from Rs. 85,000 - 120,000 initially excluding other cash benefits.
How much does an actuary earn in Pakistan?
It really depends upon what position you are at or how many exams you have passed.
If you have cleared your first two exams, you will probably get paid around 26-35K rs/month.
But after that, as you pass your exams further, your salary escalates quite fast. After you have cleared around 7-8 exams (or more, depends upon the company you are working for) you will probably be earning above a lac/month. And imagine how much it would be once you clear all of them..