Karachi became first capital of Pakistan in 1947.
Rawalpindi became second capital of Pakistan in 1959.
Islamabad became third capital of Pakistan in 1967.

Quetta is known as “Fruit Basket of Pakistan”.

Indus Water Treaty is an water conflict agreement.
Indus Water Treaty is also known as Indus Basin Water Treaty.
This treaty was signed by President of Pakistan and Prime Minister of Pakistan.
World Bank was guarenter in this treaty.

Multan contributes about 10% to GDP with cotton products.
Major Cotton growing districts are Multan, Rahim Yar Khan, Khanewal, Vehari, Bahawalpur etc.

Indus River starts from Tibet and ended on Arabian Sea.

Chowk Yadgar commemorates the heroes of the 1965 Indo-Pakistan war.

Karakoram Highway starts from Hassan Abdal and ending at Pak-China border.
Karakoram Highway is also known as KKH, N-35 (National Highway-35) or China Pakistan Friendship Highway.
The length of this Highway is 1300 Km.

C-in-C stands for Commander in Chief.
C-in-C changed to Chief of Army staff in 1972.
Agha Muhammad Yahiya Khan served as Commander In Chief of Pakistan Army from 1966 to 1971.
He also served as third President of Pakistan from 1969 to 1971.

The length of Indus River is 3180 Km.
Indus River is National River of Pakistan.
Indus River is also called Sindhu River.
Indus River starts from Tibet and ended on Arabian Sea.

The smallest province of Pakistan is Balochistan.
The largest city of Pakistan by population is Karachi.
The largest city of Pakistan by area is Karachi.