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Ans: To develop a meaningful and successful plan of any country, the different facts of population should be available, such as total population and its regional distribution, ratio of rural and urban population, growth rate, population per km, education and educational ability and significant profession of the people etc are on top. The process of … Read more
Ans: Density of population in the provinces: 1. The Punjab is the largest province of Pakistan by population. 53% of Pakistan’s population lives in Punjab. On average, 535 persons lives in a square km in the Punjab. 2. In Baluchistan there are on average 35 persons per square km. 3. In Sindh the average number … Read more
Ans: The rapid growth in population can be seen from the facts that according to the census of 2017, Pakistan’s population was 207.7 million. This increased to more than 212 million in 2019. Two important points should be kept in view in reference to population: first, its distribution and secondly its rate of growth. According … Read more
Ans: According to the facts and figures of Pakistan Economic Survey 2018-19, the population of Pakistan is 212.82 million. It is increasing at the rate of 2,4% per annum. Related Questions: Q2. Highlight the gender wise ratio of the population of Pakistan. Q3. Highlight the similarities of living patterns in different provinces of Pakistan. Q(ii). … Read more
Ans: Pakistan is the 6th largest country in the world with respect to population, The other countries in order of population, are China, India, America, Indonesia and Brazil. Related Questions: Q1. What do you mean by the term “Density of population”? Q2. What was the population of Pakistan according to the census of 2017? Q3. … Read more
Ans: Hindko: The Hindko language is spoken in the districts of Rawalpindi and Attock in the Punjab, and in the districts of Abbottabad, Mansehra, Haripur, Peshawar and Kohat in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. To promote this language, ‘Idara- Farogh-e-Hindko’, Peshawar, ‘Bazm-e-ilm-o-fun’ Abbottabad and ‘Halqa Yaaraan’ Shinkiari are playing a major role. To develop this language further, a … Read more
Ans: Solutions of Health Problems: (i) A larger budget should be allocated for the health sector by the government. shortage of doctors and other staff should be overcome. Overpopulation (ii) Hospitals should be provided with medical facilities. The problems of should be controlled. (iii) People should be made familiar with health safety rules and the … Read more
Ans: Brahvi: In Pakistan, the majority of the people speaking the Brahvi language are living in the Kaiat regions and its surrounding areas in the province of Balochistan. Brahvi is commonly written in the Persian and Arabic script. Folk literature is present in this language of which the story of Laila Mor is more famous. … Read more
Ans: Saraiki: The Saraiki language is spoken on both sides of the River Indus in-the central regions of Pakistan. Its main districts in the province of the Punjab are Mianwali, Bhakkar, Layyah, Muzaffargarh, Dera Ghazi Khan, Raajanpur, Multan, Khanewal, Bahawalnagar and Bahawalpur etc. Other than Punjab, is used in the districts of the other three … Read more
Ans: According to the facts and figures of Pakistan Economic Survey 2018-19, a table of the medical facilities in Pakistan is given below: Total government hospitals in Pakistan 1279 Basic Health Units 5527 Rural Health Centers 686 Dispensaries 5671 Registered doctors 220829 Registered dentists 22595 Registered nurses 108474 One bed in a hospital 1608 persons … Read more