| Year | Event | |------|-------| | 1857 | War of Independence | | 1885 | Congress founded | | 1905 | Partition of Bengal | | 1906 | Muslim League founded | | 1909 | Minto-Morley Reforms | | 1916 | Lucknow Pact | | 1919 | Khilafat Movement starts | | 1928 | Nehru Report | | 1929 | Jinnah’s 14 Points | | 1930 | Allahabad Address (Iqbal) | | 1933 | “Pakistan” name coined | | 1940 | Lahore Resolution | | 1946 | Direct Action Day | | 1947 | Independence (14 Aug Pakistan) | | 1949 | Objectives Resolution | | 1956 | First Constitution | | 1965 | Indo-Pak war | | 1971 | Separation of Bangladesh | | 1973 | Current Constitution | | 1998 | Nuclear tests | | 2008 | End of Musharraf era |
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Sir Umar Khan Dawar is a highly regarded educator specializing in O-Level and IGCSE Pakistan Studies | Year | Event | |------|-------| | 1857
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