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Consider the following statements about the 2026 US military operation in Iran:
1. The US Secretary of State declared that all future military actions would be defensive in nature.
2. Representative Sara Jacobs argued that the conflict remains ongoing despite the change in operational status.
3. The administration claimed that Iran has been completely stripped of all drone and maritime combat capabilities.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Statement 1 and 2 are correct as they reflect the Secretary's testimony and the lawmaker's critique. Statement 3 is incorrect because the Secretary admitted that Iran still retained some drone and maritime combat capabilities. [Source: https://www.dawn.com/news/2004963/rubio-declares-us-operation-against-iran-over-claims-washington-achieved-military-objectives, 03 Jun 2026]
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Which of the following barrages in Sindh reported a 42 percent water shortage as of May 2026?
Guddu Barrage is specifically cited as experiencing a 42 percent water shortage, reflecting the severe impact of reduced water releases on Sindh's irrigation infrastructure. Taunsa and Jinnah barrages are located in Punjab. [Source: https://www.dawn.com/news/2004154/sharjeel-memon-criticises-irsas-unjust-reduction-of-sindhs-water-share-urges-centre-to-take-notice, 31 May 2026]
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What was the official codename of the US military operation against Iran that concluded in 2026?
The US Secretary of State confirmed that the military campaign against Iran was codenamed 'Operation Epic Fury'. Other options refer to historical US military operations in different contexts. [Source: https://www.dawn.com/news/2004963/rubio-declares-us-operation-against-iran-over-claims-washington-achieved-military-objectives, 03 Jun 2026]
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Which regulatory body is responsible for the distribution of water among the provinces of Pakistan?
The Indus River Systems Authority (IRSA) is the statutory body established to regulate and distribute water resources among the provinces according to the 1991 Water Apportionment Accord. WAPDA is primarily concerned with power generation and infrastructure development rather than daily water allocation. [Source: https://www.dawn.com/news/2004154/sharjeel-memon-criticises-irsas-unjust-reduction-of-sindhs-water-share-urges-centre-to-take-notice, 31 May 2026]
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The 1991 Water Apportionment Accord is the primary legal framework for which of the following?
The 1991 Water Apportionment Accord is the foundational document governing the sharing of Indus River system waters between the provinces. It is frequently cited by provincial governments to challenge federal regulatory decisions. [Source: https://www.dawn.com/news/2004154/sharjeel-memon-criticises-irsas-unjust-reduction-of-sindhs-water-share-urges-centre-to-take-notice, 31 May 2026]
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According to the Sindh Irrigation Department, which period is considered critical for the Kharif sowing season?
The Early Kharif Season is identified as the vital juncture for agricultural sowing, where water availability is essential for crop yields. Shortages during this specific window cause significant distress to the farming community. [Source: https://www.dawn.com/news/2004154/sharjeel-memon-criticises-irsas-unjust-reduction-of-sindhs-water-share-urges-centre-to-take-notice, 31 May 2026]
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The Election Commission of Pakistan is established under which Article of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan?
While Article 213 pertains to the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner, Article 218 specifically mandates the constitution of the Election Commission of Pakistan to organize and conduct elections.
Article 175A was inserted into the Constitution to provide a structured, multi-member commission approach for the appointment of judges to the superior judiciary.
In the context of executive authority, the President of Pakistan is constitutionally bound to act on the advice of the Prime Minister or the Cabinet, except in cases where:
While the President generally acts on the advice of the Prime Minister, the Constitution specifies certain instances where the President may exercise discretionary powers.
