ALL ABOUT PAKISTAN

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INFORMATION ABOUT PAKISTAN

ALL ABOUT PAKISTAN


Pakistan emerged on the map of Pakistan as an independent state on 14th August 1947 after getting freedom from Hindus. Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah led Muslims to independence and therfore is called the founder of Pakistan. Today here i am going to share some valuable information  about Pakistan.
  • Pakistan is officially  named as "Islamic Republic of Pakistan".
  • Quaid-e-Azam is called "The Father of Nation" while our Greatest poet Allama Muhammad Iqbal gave the idea of Pakistan.
  • The flag of Pakistan is in dark green colour with a vertical bar alongside. There is a white crescent in the flag with a five pointed white star in it.

                       
  • National Anthem of Pakistan was approved in June 1954 that was written by our great poet Hafeez. Jalandhri. The duration of national anthem is 80 seconds.
The official map of Pakistan was drawn by Mian Muhammad Aslam Seharwardi.

                  
  • Pakistan shares its border with 4 countries:
  1. China
  2. India
  3. Iran
  4. Afghanistan
  • Currently Mr. Manoon Hussain is heading the state.
  • Total area of Pakistani land is 7,96,096 km and is divided into 4 provinces:
  1. Punjab
  2. Khyber Pakhtoon Khwa (KPK)
  3. Balochistan
  4. Sindh

  • Islamabad is the capital of the state. In Addition to it there are also some Federally Administrated Tribal Areas (FATA) in Pakistani land.
  • By latest information the population of Pakistan is about 20 crore.
  • Nationals of Apkistan are as follows:
  1. Language = Urdu
  2. Dress = Shalwar Kamiz
  3. Game = Hockey
  4. Flower = Jasmine
  • Pakistani land includes 5 rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej). River Indus is the largest of the five rivers. 

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