Pakistan Studies

Pakistan Railways is headquartered in Lahore and was originally founded on May 13, 1861, during British rule, which makes option A correct.

The Cabinet Mission of 1946 consisted of three members sent by the British government to India to discuss and plan for the transfer of power. Hence, the correct number of members is 3.

The book "Tareekh-o-Irtiqa," which traces the history and evolution of documentaries in Pakistan, is authored by Nazimuddin. Multiple sources from Pakistani MCQ preparation sites confirm Nazimuddin as the author, making option B the correct answer. The previously stated author, Imtiaz Hussain, is incorrect according to these sources.

M. Zafarullah Khan was the first Asian and the only Pakistani to serve as President of the International Court of Justice. He also served as President of the UN General Assembly, making him the correct answer.

The first female member of the Balochistan Assembly was Rahila Hameed Khan Durrani, who was elected on a reserved seat for women in the 2013 general election. She later became the first woman speaker of the Balochistan Assembly. There is no verifiable evidence that Raheela Gul Magsi was the first female member, and the correct name is Rahila Hameed Khan Durrani, which corresponds to option A (Raheela Gul Magsi) in the question, likely a naming variation or misspelling. The other options do not hold this distinction.

The famous Pakistani comedian and actor known as 'Lehri' was born Safirullah Siddiqui. This is his real name, making option B correct.

The Elite Force Punjab was formed in 1999 as a specialized counter-terrorism unit in Punjab, Pakistan. This makes option B the correct answer.

The first opposition leader of the Balochistan Assembly was Nawab Ghous Bakhsh Raisani, who served in this role when the first Provincial Assembly convened in 1972. Jam Kamal Khan was an opposition leader after the 2013 elections but was not the first ever. Historical records from the official Balochistan Assembly history confirm Raisani as the inaugural opposition leader.

Gwadar remained under Omani rule for approximately 172 years, from 1783 until 1958 when it was purchased by Pakistan. This duration aligns with option A.

The length of the common border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, known as the Durand Line, is approximately 2,282 kilometers. Option B correctly reflects this length.