| 4. History of Pakistan |
| 1981 | Fourth Census in Pakistan |
| 6th February 1981 | Movement for restoration of Democracy was lauched |
| 23rd March 1981 | Provisional constitution was enforced after 1973 constitution was suspended under Zia's Martial Law |
| 1st May 1981 | Kahuta Research Laboratories was renamed as Khan Research Laboratories (KRL) |
| 7 August 1981 | Nazir Sabir summited K2 |
| 1982 | Gasherbrum II and Broad Peak summited by Nazir Sabir and Sher Khan. |
| December 1984 | Presidential Referendum was held, and General Zia-ul-Haq became President of Pakistan |
| February 1985 | Election on non-party basis for National and Provincial Assembly was held. |
| 20th March 1985 | General Zia-ul-Haq nominated Muhammad Khan Junejo as Prime Minister of Pakistan |
| 14th November 1985 | Historic 8th Ammendment in 1973 constitution was passed by Senate |
| December 1985 | Martial Law was lifted, and political parties were banned |
| August 1986 | Karakoram Highway opened for Public across borders |
| 17th August 1988 | Zia-ul-Haq shaheed in plane crash near Bahawalpur, Ghulam Ishaq Khan, chairman of Senate becomes new President of Pakistan |
| November 1988 | Pakistan Peoples Party returned to Power after winning elections, Benazir Bhutto becomes the Prime Minister of Pakistan |
| 16th July 1990 | Pakistan's first satellite Badar-1 was launched from China |
| 6th August 1990 | Ghulam Ishaq Khan dismissed Benazir Bhutto accusing her of corruption, Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi becomes the care taker Prime Minister until elections |
| 24-27 October 1990 | Elections were held for Provincial and Natonal Assembly |
| 1st November 1990 | Nawaz Sharif becomes Prime Minister of Pakistan after winning the elections |
| 25th March1992 | Pakistan won its first cricket world cup beating England |
| 25th August 1992 | Nazir Sabir reached the summit of Gasherbrum I |
| 19th April 1993 | Nawaz Sharif was dismissed by President Ghulam Ishaq Khan, and National Assembly was dissolved once again. Mr Balakh Sher Mizari was appionted care taker Prime Minister by Ghulam Ishaq Khan |
| 26th May 1993 | Supreme court quashed the Presidential order and Nawaz Sharif was reinstated as Prime Minister of Pakistan |
| 8th July 1993 | President Ghulam Ishaq Khan and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif resigned, thus dissolving all National and Provincial assemblies, Moin Qureshi was appointed caretaker Prime Minister and Ghulam Ishaq Khan as caretaker President |
| 19th October 1993 | Benazir Bhutto once again gained power after winning elections |
| 13th November 1993 | Sardar Farooq Ahmad Khan Laghari was appointed President of Pakistan for five years |
| 5th November 1996 | Benazir goverment was dismissed by President Farooq Laghari |
| 6th November 1996 | Malik Meraj Khalid was appointed caretaker Prime Minister |
| February 1997 | Elections were held in the country |
| 17th February 1997 | Nawaz Sharif was re-elected as Prime Minister after Muslim League won with an overwhelming majority |
| 1st July 1997 | 14th Ammendment of constitution was passed by Senate |
| 28th October 1997 | Government of Pakistan submited its instrument of ratification to the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) |
| 2nd December 1997 | President Farooq Laghari was dismissed, and Waseem Sijad became the care taker President of Pakistan |
| 1st January 1998 | Raffiq Tarrar became the new President of Pakistan |
| 1998 | Fifth Census |
| 6th April 1998 | 1st 1500Km Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile, Hatf V (Ghauri Missile) test fired by Pakistan, at Malut, Jhelum at 07:25pst |
| 28th May 1998 | Five Nuclear Explosions conducted at Chagi |
| 30th May 1998 | Sixth Nuclear Explosion of Pakistan at Chagi |
| 19th February 1999 | UN Inspectors visited the Wah Ordinance Factory, under the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) ratified by Pakistan Government |
| 15 April 1999 | Shaheen Missile test fired by Pakistan |
| 6th May 1999 | Kargil operation started by Mujahideen in Kashmir |
| 2nd August 1999 | Kohat Tunnel (1886 meters) project started |
| 30th September 1999 | Trials of Ghauri III Missile Engine were completed at KRL |
| 12th October 1999 | Army took control of Goverment under Gen.Pervaiz Musharaf, Nawaz Sharif along with his collegues was arrested |
| 17th May 2000 | First Pakistani (Nazir Sabir) summited Everest at 07:31pst |
| 23rd June 2000 | Sukkur bypass opened, including 12 bridges |
| 1st July 2000 | M10 (Makran Coastel Highway) construction began |
| 24th October 2000 | First ever day nighter ODI played at Karachi National Stadium, Pakistan v England |
| 30th October 2000 | First ODI played at Pindi Cricket Stadium under flood lights, Pakistan v England |
| 14 -17th November 2000 | World's first and the largest Defence Exhibition "Ideas 2000" held at Expo Centre in Karachi. |
| 9th December 2000 | Nawaz Sharif along with his Family was exiled from Pakistan by Chief Executive of Pakistan, General Pervaiz Musharaf and Saudi government's demand |
| 24th December 2000 | Bagh-e-Quid-e-Azam opened for public, spreading over an area of 6 acres, around Quid's Mausoleum in Karachi |
| 31st December 2000 | Local Body polls held in 18 districts of Pakistan for the first time under Election Commision of Pakistan |
| 4th January 2001 | Surface to surface billistic missile Hadar-1 with a range of 300km is officialy declared |
| 10th March 2001 | Surface to surface missile SM-39, and air to surface missile AM-39, were succesfully tested by Pakistan Navy from Agasta-90 submarine and Atlantic plane respectively |
| 29th March 2001 | Chashma Nuclear Power plant is being inaugurated |
| 19th April 2001 | National University of Computer & Emerging Science (NUCES) is being inaugurated by Cheif Executive Gen. Pervaiz Musharaf at Lahore Campus |
| 14th August 2002 | Ghazi Brotha Hydro Power project is scheduled to start working according to Lef. General Zulfiqar Ali Khan, Chairman WAPDA, dated 22th January 2001 |
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