Pakistan Studies

Mualana Muhammad Ali Johar was the editor and issuer of the English newspaper 'Comrade' from Calcutta, which was used to promote political awareness among Indians during the British colonial period. The other options did not issue this newspaper.

The University of Karachi was established in 1951, making option B the correct answer. This is a well-documented fact in the history of higher education in Pakistan.

Shahed Ali Patwary (also spelled Shahid Ali Patwari) was the Deputy Speaker of the East Pakistan Provincial Assembly, which was the provincial assembly for the region of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). On September 23, 1958, during a heated session in the East Pakistan Assembly in Dacca, a paperweight was thrown at him, causing fatal injuries. He died a few days later on September 26, 1958. This incident occurred in East Pakistan, not Punjab or any other province. Therefore, the correct answer is 'A' Bengal (historically referring to East Pakistan).

Dr. Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis was the Greek architect and town planner who designed Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan. Vedat Dalokay was the architect of the Faisal Mosque, Yahya Merchant was an Indian architect, and Abdur Rab Nishtar was a Pakistani politician, not an architect or planner.

The Tomb of Makhdoom Bilawal is located in Ranipur, Sindh. This is a well-known historical site associated with the saint Makhdoom Bilawal.

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) was established on January 1, 1997, as the apex regulator of the corporate sector and capital markets in Pakistan.

Liaquat Ali Khan presented the Poor Man's Budget in 1946, which was aimed at addressing the economic difficulties faced by the common people in British India before the creation of Pakistan.

The first National Finance Commission (NFC) Award in Pakistan was enacted in 1949 to distribute financial resources between the federal government and provinces. Therefore, 1949 is the correct year.

National Voter's Day in Pakistan is celebrated on 8 December each year to encourage voter awareness and participation, as declared by the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).

Justice (R) Saleem Kazmi was the first Federal Tax Ombudsman of Pakistan, appointed to address grievances related to tax administration. The other options are notable judges but did not hold this position first.