Current Affairs Past Paper 2014

Water, wartime alliances and character building run through the Current Affairs past paper 2014. Q.2 evaluates the significance of the water conflict between India and Pakistan through the water management projects in Indian held Kashmir. Q.3 discusses the impact of the AFPAK policy on Pak-US relations. Q.4 defends Pakistan’s role in UN peace keeping missions. Q.5 takes a hard look at decision making on the energy crisis in Pakistan and finds it wanting. Q.6 asks what character building is and how the education systems of Pakistan can deliver it. Q.7 seeks ways to make corruption elimination a part of the governance systems of Pakistan. Q.8 closes abroad, on the strengths that let the USA push its economic policies worldwide. Energy and corruption both sit inside a run of papers that repeat them, and this year tests whether candidates can say something fresh on both.

What this paper contains

  • This file carries Part-II (the descriptive part) of the paper.
  • Part-II — attempt four questions from Q.2–Q.8; each question carries 20 marks (Part-I holds the 20 MCQs, per the printed header)
  • Q.2 — The water conflict between India and Pakistan: water management projects in Indian held Kashmir
  • Q.3 — The AFPAK policy and its impact on Pak-US relations
  • Q.4 — Pakistan’s role in UN peace keeping missions
  • Q.5 — Decision making on the energy crisis in Pakistan: a critical look
  • Q.6 — Character building in the education systems of Pakistan; suggestions for improvement
  • Q.7 — Corruption elimination as part of the governance systems of Pakistan
  • Q.8 — The strengths of the USA in implementing its economic policies worldwide
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