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Current Affairs (National) MCQs with Answers

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Which educational reform was announced in Pakistan in 2026 to improve STEM?

A. Introducing AI and robotics clubs in schools
B. Removing math from the curriculum
C. Banning coding classes
D. Closing all engineering colleges

Explanation:
Plans were made to incorporate coding and robotics in school labs to boost STEM learning.

Pakistan’s role in climate tech in 2026 included hosting a forum on:

A. Nuclear winter mitigation
B. Solar energy and climate finance
C. Deep-sea mining regulations
D. Desert greening over the Sahara

Explanation:
Pakistan hosted a South Asia climate finance conference focusing on renewable energy and resilience.

The Digital Pakistan authority’s primary objective is to:

A. Privatize all telecoms
B. Facilitate implementation of the National Digital Master Plan across government
C. Create software only for military use
D. Manage election campaigns on social media

Explanation:
Its role is to coordinate the national digital strategy and e-governance projects.

Pakistan’s “Smart Cities” plan in 2026 included deploying IoT sensors for:

A. Monitoring air quality and traffic in Lahore and Karachi
B. Tracking fish in the Arabian Sea
C. Controlling weather patterns
D. Guiding space satellites

Explanation:
Smart city pilots in Lahore and Karachi used IoT for environment and traffic management.

As of 2026, which global position did Pakistan aim for in terms of internet accessibility?

A. First country with nationwide 6G
B. Among the top 10 most connected nations
C. The least connected country
D. No target was set

Explanation:
Pakistan aimed to rank higher in global connectivity indexes via 5G expansion and rural broadband.

The “Right to be Forgotten” data protection debate in Pakistan in 2026 was about:

A. Requiring schools to erase old exam papers
B. Giving citizens control to remove personal data from the internet
C. Forgetting historical events
D. Hiding government archives

Explanation:
It refers to privacy laws allowing individuals to have personal data erased from platforms.

Pakistan’s fiber-optic submarine cable in 2026 connected to which region?

A. Europe (Pakistan Europe Asia Cable)
B. South America (Pak-America Cable)
C. Australia (Asia-Australia Express)
D. Middle East (Pakistan Gulf Link)

Explanation:
The SEA-ME-WE and Asia-Pak links are part of Pakistan’s international digital connectivity.

In 2026, which Pakistani province launched a regional digital identity program?

A. Punjab (e-Profile Punjab)
B. Sindh (Sindh e-ID initiative)
C. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP e-Card)
D. Balochistan (B-Card)

Explanation:
Punjab had projects like “Mobile Sehat Card” and e-registries; the others were not named.

Pakistan’s tech incubator P@SHA in 2026 reported what trend?

A. Falling IT exports
B. Over 400 startups in its accelerator programs
C. A ban on tech startups
D. Merging with the Pakistan Stock Exchange

Explanation:
P@SHA and PITB programs supported hundreds of startups in technology sectors.

Pakistan’s Digital Equity program announced in 2026 primarily aimed to:

A. Bridge the urban-rural digital divide by providing e-services nationwide
B. Eliminate all taxation on electronics
C. Ban analog radio and TV
D. Convert all textbooks to English only

Explanation:
The aim was to bring digital access and e-government services to underserved areas.

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