Questions about Indo-Pak history in CSS 2009 interview;

1.What r ur views about Aurangzaib?

2. Why akber is called AKBER THE GREAT?

3. What r the reasons of decline of last ruler of Mughals?

4. What is role of Aurangzaib for the cause of Islam?

5. Role of Hazrat Mujadad Alf Sani (R.A)

6. Reasons of failure of Mughals.

7. What were the intentions of Changez Khan?

can anyone tell me the questions about british history as it is one of my optional subject.
if anybody has a detail note on ''concurrent list before and after 18 amendement and what would b its implications'' plz post here.
thanx

anyone please post some questions on botany as well..please

@shahkashi

1. What is botany?

2. Describe any recent research in botany.

3. Wha is plant ecology?

4. What is global warming? What r its reasons. What sould b done to solve this issue.

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People will always throw stones in your path, it depends on you whether you make a wall of difficulties or a bridge of success.
Fail to Plan is Plan to Fail.

A candidate mail me this story, i comment on it, Seniors also requested to comment to help 2010 aspirants in their prepration.


1. A male and a female r discussing any matter

story:

It is start of November, winter is approaching with dry, sunny and pleasant days. Ayesha, who belong to a humble khan family of Kpk, is a young ambitious girl. She just cleared written portion of css 2010 and preparing for interview. Her father is a professor and he is very co-operative and loving. In the picture, Ayesha is sitting with her father and both are having a productive discussion on various economical issues and their solutions. Such type of discussion is very necessary for grooming and confidence building. Parents should spare time from their busy routine and must involve their children in routine affairs as well as national and international affairs.

Correction;

Dont use words like dry.

Such words like

SUNNY, PLEASANT, YOUNG, AMBITIOUS, CO-PERATIVE, LOVING,GROOMING, CONFIDENCE show healthy expression.

Dont mention exam related anything as u wrote she cleared written portion of css.

any person with normal speed can write upto 114 words in 5 mints.

Length of story should b 100 plus words.

It is good attempt.

Try to use such type of words in ur stories;
confidence, devotion, enthusiasm, energetic, aptitude, passionate, exploring ideas,
U should mention positive points of ur personality in others characters
As u can write Aysha is very confident, energetic lady..............

She has aptitude to explore new ideas..................

Make such type of sentences.

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People will always throw stones in your path, it depends on you whether you make a wall of difficulties or a bridge of success.
Fail to Plan is Plan to Fail.

It is another story attempted by candidate



There is a table in the room, a jug and a glass on table and a boy is looking from window inside the room

story:

It was beautifull evening of spring. The atmosphere was filled with fragrance and melodious songs of birds. The children were enjoying their weekend. Sunny was playing cricket with his friends.The while making a shot, the ball went to neighbours home.Now they don't have any option except to bring their ball back as they don't have any extra ball. Sunny knocked at neighbours door for ball but they were not at home. So he decided to use other way. He climbed across the wall and searched ball but to no vain. in the given picture, he is watching inside from the window in search of ball. Suddenly he saw his ball at right corner of the room. He planned to go inside but his innerself stopped him from entering without permission. He felt bad for climbing the boundary wall in the absence of house owner. He went back with heavy heart and decided to tell the truth to his neighbours as soon as they come back.
the moral is we should try our best not to interfere in anyone's personal, and always give value to yhe voice of "inner self". This is what Iqbal said in his poetry that Muslims should awaken their inner self and spirit.

Dear it is excellent effort.

Such words like

BEAUTIFUL, FAGRANCE, MELODIOUS, ENJOYING,
It is good to mention any moral. If u dont mention any moral, then dont worry,

U should also mention the purpose of jug, glass and table.

U gave explanation only about boy.

short the story of boy , add sentences about jug, glass and table, also mention the purpose of room.

U can say that it is the dinning hall of a welfare orgnization.

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People will always throw stones in your path, it depends on you whether you make a wall of difficulties or a bridge of success.
Fail to Plan is Plan to Fail.

The Constitution of Pakistan 1973 divided the legislative powers between the Centre and the Provinces by delineating two legislative lists:

Schedule IV
i). Federal Legislative List [Part I (59 items & Part II (8 items)]
ii). Concurrent Legislative List (47 items)

In the Federal List, there were enumerated subjects on which the Federal Centre alone could legislate. This list comprised two parts, which had 67 items.

The second legislative list, designated as the Concurrent List, had 47 items. On these items, both the Centre and the provinces were entitled to legislate, but it was also laid down in the Constitution that in case of conflict between the laws made by the Centre and a province with respect to a subject in the Concurrent List, it was the federal law which was to prevail, no matter which of the two laws were made first. This means that the Centre had actual competence not only over the subjects specifically reserved for it, but also over those mentioned in the Concurrent Legislative List.

The residuary powers in matters not enumerated in Legislative Lists were left to the competence of the provinces.

Federal Legislative List
PART I
1. The defence of the Federation or any part thereof in peace or war; the military, naval and air forces of the Federation and any other armed forces raised or maintained by the Federation; any armed forces which are not forces of the Federation but are attached to or operating with any of the Armed Forces of the Federation including civil armed forces; Federal Intelligence Bureau; preventive detention for reasons of State connected with defence, external affairs, or the security of Pakistan or any part thereof; person subjected to such detention; industries declared by Federal law to be necessary for the purpose of defence or for the prosecution of war.

2. Military, naval and air force works; local self- government in cantonment areas, the constitution and powers within such areas of cantonment authorities, the regulation of house accommodation in such areas, and the delimitation of such areas.

3. External affairs; the implementing of treaties and agreements, including educational and cultural pacts and agreements, with other countries; extradition, including the surrender of criminals and accused persons to Governments outside Pakistan.

4. Nationality, citizenship and naturalization.

5. Migration from or into, or settlement in, a Province or the Federal Capital.

6. Admission into, and emigration and expulsion from, Pakistan including in relation thereto the regulation of the movements in Pakistan of persons not domiciled in Pakistan; pilgrimages to places beyond Pakistan.

7. Posts and telegraphs, including telephones, wireless, broadcasting and other like forms of communications; Post Office Saving Bank.

8. Currency, coinage and legal tender.

9. Foreign exchange; cheques, bills of exchange, promissory notes and other like instruments.

10. Public debt of the Federation, including the borrowing of money on the security of the Federal Consolidated Fund; foreign loans and foreign aid.

11. Federal Public Services and Federal Public Service Commission

12. Federal Pensions, that is to say, pensions payable by the Federation or out of the Federal Consolidated Fund.

13. Federal Ombudsmen.

14. Administrative Courts and Tribunals for Federal subjects.

15. Libraries, museums, and similar institutions controlled or financed by the Federation.

16. Federal agencies and institutes for the following purposes, that is to say, for research, for professional or technical training, or for the promotion of special studies.

17. Education as respects Pakistani students in foreign countries and foreign students in Pakistan.

18. Nuclear energy, including:-

(a) mineral resources necessary for the generation of nuclear energy;
(b) the production of nuclear fuels and the generation and use of nuclear energy, and
(c) ionizing radiations [1][; and]
[2][(d) boilers.]

19. Port quarantine, seamen's and marine hospitals and hospitals connected with port quarantine.

20. Maritime shipping and navigation, including shipping and navigation on tidal waters; Admiralty jurisdiction.

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22. Aircraft and air navigation; the provision of aerodromes; regulation and organization of air traffic and of aerodromes.

23. Lighthouses, including lightships, beacons and other provisions for the safety of shipping and aircraft.

24. Carriage of passengers and goods by sea or by air.

25. Copyright, inventions, designs, trademarks and merchandise marks.

26. Opium so far as regards sale for export.

27. Import and export across customs frontiers as deemed by the Federal Government, inter-provincial trade and commerce, trade and commerce with foreign countries; standard of quality of goods to be exported out of Pakistan.

28. State Bank of Pakistan; banking, that is to say, the conduct of banking business by corporations other than corporations owned or controlled by a Province and carrying on business only within that Province.

All the other matters which are not in Federal Legislative list(After the 18th Amendment) are under the domain of Provinces.(As the concurrent list has been abolished and under the constitution all the residury) matters will fall under the domain of Provinces.

Thanx Bro Ijaz for this useful post. Hopefully u will keep on pasting such things here

Regards