Current Affairs Past Paper 2015

Rigged elections, floods and the roots of terror fill the Current Affairs past paper 2015. Q.2 notes that every election since 1970 drew charges of rigging and asks which electoral reforms can improve the system of Pakistan. Q.3 links education to the character building of a nation and exposes the pitfalls in the education systems of Pakistan. Q.4 defines good governance and tells the present government which measures can improve its performance. Q.5 puts a hard choice on the 2014 floods: Indian water terrorism, or the awful mismanagement of water resources at home? Q.6 traces the causes of the Arab Spring and its impacts on the future politics of the region. Q.7 asks whether Pakistan’s role in the Afghan Jihad against the Soviet Union planted terrorism at home, or whether the U-turn in Afghan policy after 9/11 did. Q.8 judges the counter-terrorism policy of Pakistan and demands measures that can eradicate this evil.

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 — Electoral reforms for Pakistan: every election since 1970 stands accused of rigging
  • Q.3 — Education and the character building of a nation; pitfalls in Pakistan’s education systems
  • Q.4 — Good governance: its meaning and the measures the government should take
  • Q.5 — The 2014 floods: Indian “water terrorism” or mismanagement of water resources in Pakistan?
  • Q.6 — The Arab Spring: causes and impacts on the future politics of the region
  • Q.7 — Afghan Jihad against the Soviet Union or the post-9/11 U-turn: the root cause of terrorism in Pakistan?
  • Q.8 — Pakistan’s counter-terrorism policy: a critical evaluation and measures to end it
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