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Current Question
The main challenge of e-governance in Pakistan’s local governments was:
  • A. Network connectivity in remote areas
  • B. Lack of electricity in cities
  • C. Citizens preferring handwritten forms
  • D. International sanctions
Correct Answer: A
Explanation:
Poor internet in rural districts was cited as a barrier to rolling out e-services.
Related Question 1
In tech governance, Pakistan’s concept of “Digital Pakistan Act” refers to:
  • A. Legislation to regulate internet only
  • B. The Digital Pakistan policy framework set by the IT ministry
  • C. A myth
  • D. The country’s internal telecom cables
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
It informally refers to the government’s comprehensive digital policy and legislation.
Related Question 2
Pakistan’s main oil import source country in 2026 was:
  • A. Venezuela
  • B. Saudi Arabia
  • C. USA
  • D. Australia
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
Saudi Arabia remained Pakistan’s largest crude oil supplier.
Related Question 3
Pakistan’s mainstream economic projection for FY2026 predicted growth around:
  • A. 2%
  • B. 4%
  • C. 6%
  • D. 8%
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
The central bank projected around 4% growth for FY2025-26 as a recovery from recession.
Related Question 4
How did Pakistan plan to modernize local administration in 2026?
  • A. By banning local elections permanently
  • B. By introducing e-governance portals for municipalities
  • C. By merging provinces into one
  • D. By equipping all districts with nuclear arsenals
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
The government planned online portals to allow citizens to access local services digitally.
Related Question 5
Pakistan’s “Internet Governance Framework” in 2026 continued to emphasize:
  • A. Freedom of expression without any filters
  • B. Cybersecurity and protection of children online
  • C. Ban on all social media
  • D. Only using IPv6
Correct Answer: B
Explanation:
The policy emphasizes cybersecurity, e-safety for youth, and moderated online content.