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Pakistan successfully tests ballistic missile 'Ghaznavi' hitting 290km Pakistan successfully tested Ghaznavi, a ground-fired ballistic missile. Pakistan Army Department of Public Relations ISPR made the announcement on social networking site Twitter and said that the missile was capable of carrying all kinds of warheads for up to 290 km. He said that the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee and the service chiefs congratulated the scientists and the team on the successful experience. He further said that the President and the Prime Minister congratulated the nation on the successful experience of the missiles and appreciated the efforts of the scientists and experts. The missile was tested at night, he said. Remember that Ghaznavi ballistic missile HF-3 is the second name that was added to Pak Army services for the first time in 2004 but was tested only during the ongoing tension between Pakistan and India in 2002 and 2003. The missile was developed entir...

Independence Day in 2020 On this day in 1947, Pakistan turned into the world's first Islamic republic when it picked up freedom from British rule When is Pakistani Independence Day?  Freedom Day is Pakistan's national day and is commended every year on fourteenth August.  On this day in 1947, Pakistan turned into the world's first Islamic republic when it picked up freedom from British rule.History of Pakistani Independence Day  Pakistan had been a piece of the province of India since the eighteenth century, right off the bat as a major aspect of the East India organization and afterward as a component of the British Indian Empire.  History of Pakistani Independence Day In 1947, the demonstration of autonomy made the 'Territory of Pakistan' which secured two distinctive geographic territories known as East and West Pakistan. In 1971 after the Bangladesh Liberation War, East Pakistan separated from West Pakistan and became Bangladesh...

When is Pakistan Day? Pakistan Day is an open occasion celebrated every year on 23rd March in Pakistan.  Pakistan Day recognizes the 'Lahore Resolution' of 1940, otherwise called the 'Pakistan Resolution' that inevitably prompted the production of Pakistan.  The day is seen as an open occasion in all bureaucratic and common government workplaces, banks and private parts.  History of Pakistan Day On 23 March 1940, the Lahore goals was passed which dismissed the idea of a United India and proposed the production of an autonomous state for Muslims, despite the fact that it didn't really make reference to Pakistan by any means.  The goals made ready for the production of Pakistan on 14 August 1947, when Pakistan turned into the world's first Islamic republic. 14 August is commended as a vacation - Independence Day.  To check the goals, the Minar-e-Pakistan (presented above) was built during the 1960s on the site in Iqbal Park where t...