AD IB Posts 2011-2012 - Page 33

Ali Mubashir · #**321** Thursday, January 26, 2012

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Originally Posted by Nauman Siddiqi

Jinnah joined Muslim League in 1913 and was president of Muslim League in 1916. So, What do you say SIR?

dear brother, Jinnah left congress in 1920 is absolutely right. now u see jinnah was the member of Congress as well as Muslim league at the same time. in 1916 he received the title of ambassador of Hindu Muslim unity on the occassion of lucknow pact. he received this title on the account as hen was member of both the parties. hope i clarified you.

Nauman Siddiqi · #**322** Thursday, January 26, 2012

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Originally Posted by Ali Mubashir

dear brother, Jinnah left congress in 1920 is absolutely right. now u see jinnah was the member of Congress as well as Muslim league at the same time. in 1916 he received the title of ambassador of Hindu Muslim unity on the occassion of lucknow pact. he received this title on the account as hen was member of both the parties. hope i clarified you.

Yes brother you are right, really it is a confusing fact.

Ali Mubashir · #**323** Thursday, January 26, 2012

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Originally Posted by Ali Mubashir

dear brother, Jinnah left congress in 1920 is absolutely right. now u see jinnah was the member of Congress as well as Muslim league at the same time. in 1916 he received the title of ambassador of Hindu Muslim unity on the occassion of lucknow pact. he received this title on the account as hen was member of both the parties. hope i clarified you.

dear members in the above paragraph's last line i wrote hen by mistakenly, please read it as he.

N Rehman · #**324** Friday, January 27, 2012

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Originally Posted by Ali Mubashir

Every Day Science/Universe
im going to post some of the facts about every day science and universe, hope my this ordinary effort will help in preparation of AD IB/ DEPUTY AD ASF/ INSPECTOR ASF.
NEPTUNE TAKES LARGEST TIME TO GO ONCE AROUND THE SUN. i-e 164 years.
DUE TO VERY HIGH DENSITY BLACK HOLE DOES NOT ALLOW ANY RADIATION TO COME OUT.
VENUS IS CALLED EVENING STAR.
MERCURY TAKES SHORTEST TIME TO GO ONCE AROUND THE SUN.i-e 88 days.
EARTH IS FIFTH IN THE RANK OF SIZE IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM.
OPERATION PATH FINDER IS A MISSION TO MARS.
JUPITER HAS THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SATELLITE.
MERCURY IS THE SMALLEST PLANET AS WELL AS NEAREST TO THE SUN.
TRAVELLING AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT ONE CAN TRAVEL SEVEN TIMES AROUND THE EARTH IN ONE SECOND.
SUN IS 109 TIMES BIGGER THAN THE EARTH.
VENUS CONTAINS LARGEST QUANTITY OF CARBON DIOXIDE i-e 95%
THE SUN MOSTLY CONSISTS OF HYDROGEN.
MARS TAKES NEARLY THE SAME TIME FOR A ROTATION ON ITS AXIS AS DOES THE EARTH.
VENUS AND URANUS THE TWO ONLY PLANETS THAT ROTATES FROM EAST TO WEST. THIS IS CALLED RETROGRADE MOTION.
PROXIMA CENTAURI IS BIGGEST STAR IN OUR GALAXY.
WATER HAS MAXIMUM DENSITY AT 4C
THE FILAMENT OF AN ELECTRIC BULB IS MADE OF TUNGSTEN.

venas is called Morning Star ,correct yourself

Ali Mubashir · #**325** Friday, January 27, 2012

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Originally Posted by N Rehman

venas is called Morning Star ,correct yourself

brother don't be hasten to declare me wrong in rude language i-e correct yourself
I suggest you increase your knowledge as much as u can.
now look at the time when sun sets, see western sky there you will find a star, so for your kind information that star is Venus.that is why it is called as evening star.
note: I also agree with you that Venus is morning star as it also appears in the east in the morning at the time when sun rises.

ammar warraich · #**326** Friday, January 27, 2012

Great job Mubasshar Bhai! Keep it up

Mao Zedong · #**327** Friday, January 27, 2012

Both Mercury and Venus are both evening and morning stars. That is because they are nearer to the sun than the earth is, so they can never appear very far from the sun in the sky. In other words, when the sun sets in the evening they might be in the west, near the sun as an evening star. Or they could be in the morning sky before sunrise, again, near the sun. But neither Mercury nor Venus can be opposite the sun in the sky, such as rising at sunset. Hence, they are called the evening and morning stars. Actually, "evening star" or "morning star" nearly always refers to Venus, which is by far the brightest celestial object in the sky after the sun and moon. Mercury is much dimmer and only visible for a few weeks of the year.

Originally, the ancients thought that Venus was two different stars. They didn't realise that it was not a star, but one planet which reflects the sun's light. When it is visible in the morning it reaches its maximum brightness shortly before sunrise, and when it is visible in the evening it reaches its maximum brightness just after sunset - which is why it got the names Morning Star and Evening Star.

greatone77734 · #**328** Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Pistol Star is the biggest known Star In the Milky Way not the PROXIMA CENTAURI. Its shell is so big it would stretch nearly all the way from our sun to next star and PROXIMA CENTAURI is actually the Neighboring star of our Sun nt the biggest one.

Ali Mubashir · #**329** Tuesday, January 31, 2012

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Originally Posted by greatone77734

Pistol Star is the biggest known Star In the Milky Way not the PROXIMA CENTAURI. Its shell is so big it would stretch nearly all the way from our sun to next star and PROXIMA CENTAURI is actually the Neighboring star of our Sun nt the biggest one.

dear u r right, thanks for giving such important knowledge.

Nauman Siddiqi · #**330** Thursday, February 09, 2012

FPSC has announced professional/screening tests for General Recruitment against various posts Excluding the Post of Assistant Director IB. Test will commence on 21-02-2012 to 23-02-2012. I think next schedule will include AD IB. But when? Don't know. May be its near.

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