Pakistan Studies

Karachi Museum is not a recognized museum in Karachi, whereas Pakistan Maritime Museum, Mohatta Palace Museum, and PAF Museum are all located in Karachi. Therefore, option A is correct as it is not situated in Karachi.

The Qisas and Diyat Ordinances were enacted in Pakistan in September 1985 under the regime of General Zia-ul-Haq as part of the Islamic criminal laws. Therefore, option B is correct.

The Dawn Fund and Trust was established to counter the propaganda of the Indian National Congress after the 1937 elections by supporting the publication of the newspaper 'Dawn', which was a key voice for the Muslim League.

The second constitutional assembly of Pakistan was reconstituted on 15 May 1955, making option B the correct answer. This assembly was responsible for drafting Pakistan's first constitution.

The Shrine of Channan Pir is located in Dera Ghazi Khan district of Punjab, Pakistan. Therefore, option D (D.G Khan) is the correct answer.

The National Library of Pakistan was established in 1951, making option B the correct answer. This is a well-documented fact in Pakistan's institutional history.

Mia Sahib Dino Farooqui was a renowned Sindhi poet known primarily for his contributions to the 'Bait' form of Sindhi poetry, which is a traditional style of folk poetry. Therefore, option B is correct.

Historical records indicate that Muhammad Ali Jinnah received a total donation of Rs 155,000 for the 'Dawn' trust. This amount was significant in supporting the establishment of the Dawn newspaper, which played a crucial role in the Pakistan Movement. Multiple historical sources and biographies of Jinnah confirm this figure as the total contribution secured by him for the trust.

Miranshah is the administrative headquarters of North Waziristan, serving as the main town and center of administration in the region.

Sir Syed Ahmad Khan died on 11 January 1898. This is a well-documented historical fact, making option A the correct answer.