ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (PESSI) / SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICER (BS-17) 2019 IN THE PUNJAB EMPLOYEES SICIAL SECURITY INSTITUTION, PESSI (In the Labour & Human Resource Department), CASE NO.88-RM/2011, PAPER HELD ON: 14-09-2019

• (C) Abdul Khaliq

Abdul Khaliq , often recognized as “The Flying Bird of Asia,” is a Pakistani athlete. He was the leading separate to achieve this distinction, winning gold in the 100-meter race and silver in the 4 x 100-meter relay race at the 1954 Asian Games . Khaliq’s unsettled performance at the event encouraged Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to confer the title.

• (A) Banjosa Lake

The manmade lake at Rawalakot (Pakistan) is Banjosa Lake: This lake is 19 km from Rawalakot & has a tallness of 1,981 meters. The lake is bounded by attractive avocado highlands and profound pine woodlands. In the winter, the lake embargoes over, permitting people to walk and skateboard on it.

• (C) 105 km

• (B) 4

The Quran mentioned four verses indirectly declaring the Arabic term “Usher”, which mentions to protector seraphs accountable for recording and protecting individuals’ actions, as cited in Surah Al-A’raf.

• (C) To free slaves in bondage

Zakat-ar-Riqaab is a imbursement made to slaves or fused employees looking for freedom, with fatalities of human transferring, involuntary workhands, debit captivity, and those in alike mistreatment or oppression circumstances, aimed at serving persons gain their freedom and liberation.

• (B) Edward Gibbon

“The Antiquity of the Decline and reduction of the Roman Empire” by Edward Gibbon, written among 1776 and 1788, concealments the highest of the Roman Empire, early Christianity, the Western Roman Empire’s fall, and other empires. Gibbon expanded the scope to the entire Roman Empire and answerable the steady loss of municipal asset among its persons for its fall.

• (B) Bipedalism

Bipedalism mentions to the single aptitude of beings and some faunae like primates and brutes to walk on two legs instead of four, permitting them to equilibrium and carry substances, interconnect, and play melodic gadgets, scenery them separately from other creatures.

• (C) Teri Yaad

Teri Yaad” is a 1948 Pakistani film, the first formed in the country after freedom. Directed by Daud Chand, it stars Asha Posley, Nazar, and M. Ismail, and discovers themes of love, damage, and homesickness. The film’s approval escorted in industry development.

• (A) Sher Shah Suri

Sher Shah Suri, the originator of the Sur Empire, erected Rohtas Fort, which is located 8 kilometers (5 miles) south of the Grand Trunk Road and about 16 kilometers (9.9 miles) northwest of Jhelum nearby Dina. Raja Todar Mal, the economics minister, led the structure of Rohtas Fort, which prompted in 1541.

• (D) Jamshoro

Rani Kot Fort, the Great Wall of Sindh, is a 35-kilometer lengthy ancient edifice in Jamshoro (Sindh) Pakistan. Reachable via the Indus Highway, it features complicated models, floral adornment, lookout tower, strongholds, and slighter strongholds. Protected under the Antique times Act of 1975, it’s a hesitant UNESCO Biosphere Inheritance Site since 1993.