Current Affairs Past Paper 2025
Ethnicity, a fragile economy and two difficult neighbours set the Current Affairs past paper 2025. Q.2 asks what ethnicity means in Pakistan and whether it now threatens national integration. Q.3 hunts the reasons behind Pakistan’s fragile economic stability and demands workable remedies for smooth, sustainable growth. Q.4 maps Pakistan’s strategic relations with India and Afghanistan and asks what security challenges lie ahead. Q.5 tests the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime against the India-US strategic partnership. Q.6 casts the SCO and BRICS as a challenge to American dominance and asks how Washington can counter them. Q.7 weighs peace in South Asia through the Kashmir conflict and the nuclear arms race. Q.8 closes at home: the reasons for environmental degradation in Pakistan and the measures that can repair it.
What this paper contains
- Part-I (Q.1) — 20 MCQs on the OMR Answer Sheet (20 marks)
- Part-II — attempt four questions from Q.2–Q.8; each question carries 20 marks
- Q.2 — Ethnicity in Pakistan: a serious threat to national integration?
- Q.3 — Reasons for the fragility of Pakistan’s economic stability; remedial measures for sustainable growth
- Q.4 — Pakistan’s strategic relations with India and Afghanistan; security challenges from these neighbours
- Q.5 — The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime and the India-United States Strategic Partnership
- Q.6 — SCO and BRICS as a challenge to American dominance in world politics; US countermeasures
- Q.7 — Prospects of peace in South Asia: the Kashmir conflict and the India-Pakistan nuclear arms race
- Q.8 — Environmental degradation in Pakistan: reasons and remedial measures
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