Q.10 Enumerate the causes and consequences of poverty in Pakistan. Point out the steps to eradicate poverty.

Ans: The causes of poverty and measures to eradicate poverty: Poverty is an important problem of Pakistan. A person earning less than 1.25 dollar per day is living below the poverty line (according to World Bank). Presently 21% of the world’s 7 billion population is the victim of poverty because they earn less than 1 … Read more

Q9 Enumerate the proposals to solve agricultural problems in Pakistan.

Ans: Solution of agricultural problems:.. The following measures can be taken to solve agricultural problems: i. Farmers should be given interest free loans for modern technology. The use of these loans should be supervised so that these amounts are not spent extravagantly. ii. For irrigation purposes, dams should be built to store rainwater. This will … Read more

Q.6 Discuss the production and distribution of major crops of Pakistan.

 Ans: Production and distribution of major crops of Pakistan: The crops harvested in Pakistan are divided into 2 big groups according to seasons: Rabi Crops and Kharif Crops. Rabi Crops: The season of Rabi Grops is from September to April. The crops mostly grown are wheat, barley, Bengal grams and oil producing crops. Kharif Crops: … Read more

Q3 Write the agriculture potential of Pakistan along with problems and measures for maximization of yield.

Ans: Agriculture Potential of Pakistan: Pakistan is basically an agricultural country and is world famous for its agricultural production. The resources of agricultural land all over Pakistan vary. Some areas have fertile agricultural land, excellent plains, good climatic conditions and excellent water sources under the land surface. Others do not have these favourable conditions. Some … Read more

Q.2 Discuss in detail about water resources of Pakistan and the existing Irrigation system.

Ans: Water Resources of Pakistan and the Existing Irrigation System: Sources of irrigation: Pakistan is located in that region of monsoon climate where there is less rainfall. In Pakistan agricultural development depends upon resources of irrigation. The most important resources of irrigation are rivers. Other resources include tube wells, Karez, wells and springs etc. Canals: … Read more

Q.1 Study the economic development of Pakistan from 1970 to 1980.

Ans: The fourth period of economic development: 1970-1980: The separation of East Pakistan from West Pakistan was a great tragedy. When in 1971, Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto took over power, Pakistan was surrounded by problems. In the first 7 years of this decade, economic development was disappointing. The currency devalued and the American dollar went up … Read more