Pakistan Studies

At the time of Pakistan's creation in 1947, there were three main radio stations operating in the region that became Pakistan: the Peshawar Radio Station (established in 1935), the Lahore Radio Station (established in 1937), and the Dhaka Radio Station (established in 1939). These three stations were part of the Pakistan Broadcasting Service at independence. The Karachi station started broadcasting later in 1948. Therefore, the correct number of radio stations at the time of Pakistan's creation is three.

The 6th president of Pakistan was Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, who served from 16 September 1978 to 17 August 1988. Ghulam Ishaq Khan was the 7th president, and Farooq Leghari was the 8th president. Fazal Ilahi Chaudhry was the 5th president. Therefore, the correct answer is option B, Ghulam Ishaq Khan is not the 6th president but the 7th, and Farooq Leghari is the 8th president, not the 6th.

Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV) was officially launched on November 26, 1964, marking the beginning of television broadcasting in Pakistan.

Abdul Sattar Edhi, the renowned Pakistani philanthropist, passed away in Karachi on July 8th, 2016. This date is confirmed by multiple reliable sources including Wikipedia, Dawn, and BBC News. Therefore, the correct answer is option A: July 8th, 2016.

The folk tale 'Sassi Punnu' is traditionally attributed to the Sindhi poet Hashim Shah, who is known for his poetic renditions of Sindhi folklore. Therefore, option A is correct.

Ranikot Fort is famously known as 'The Great Wall of Sindh' due to its massive size and extensive fortifications, making it one of the largest forts in the world.

"Maktoobat-e-Rabbani" is a collection of letters and writings by Sheikh Ahmed Sirhindi, a prominent Islamic scholar. Therefore, option A is correct.

GHQ stands for General Headquarters, which is the main command center of a country's armed forces. This term is commonly used in military contexts, including Pakistan's Defence and Armed Forces.

Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan from Pakistan served as the President of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). He was a distinguished jurist and diplomat, making option B the correct answer.

At the time of Pakistan's creation in 1947, Karachi was the first capital and the Central Secretariat was established there to serve as the administrative center.