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1971 War

1971 War: How The Indian Army Crossed The Mighty Meghna River In East Pakistan On Its March Towards Dhaka

Lieutenant General Sagat Singh and an Indian Mi-4 helicopter.

Inverted Rifle And Helmet, Symbol Of Fallen Soldiers Of 1971 War, Shifted From India Gate To National War Memorial

Inverted Rifle and Helmet at India Gate, a symbol of fallen soldiers of 1971 war, has been shifted to National War Memorial (Pic Via Wikipedia)

1971 War: When Pakistani Submarine Ghazi Came To Visakhapatnam Looking To Sink Aircraft Carrier Vikrant

Major General Ian Cardozo

Cover of the book '1971: Stories of Grit and Glory from the Indo-Pak War' by Ian Cardozo

‘Falcons Of Chhamb’ To Get Rafales: History Of IAF’s 101 Squadron Which Will Be Resurrected At Hasimara Air Base

Rafale (Twitter)

A Secret Note By R&AW Chief R N Kao In 1971 Warned About Pakistan Launching An Attack Against India

Nitin A. Gokhale

Cover of the book <em>R.N. Kao</em>: <em>Gentleman Spymaster by </em>Nitin A. Gokhale

Modi Is Right: Jan Sangh Did Organise Satyagraha For Bangladesh Liberation And Party Leaders Were Arrested For It

Prime Minister Narendra Modi.  (Illustration: Swarajya Magazine)

Two Indian Warships Head To Bangladesh’s Mongla Port, Where Navy Launched A Daring Covert Operation Against Pakistan In 1971 War

INS Kulish (Indian Navy/Twitter)

The Prisoners Who Never Returned: A Moving Account Of Missing Indian Soldiers

Krishna Kant Sharma

The cover of the book, <i>Missing in Action: The Prisoners who Never Came Back.</i>

How India Reacted To The Deployment Of US Aircraft Carrier 'Enterprise' In The Bay Of Bengal During 1971 War

USS Enterprise in1986. (Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph)

Indian Army Warns Pakistan Of Lesson ‘Better Than 1971’ If It Does Not Stop Its Nefarious Activities In J&K

Commander of Indian Army’s Chinar Corps Lieutenant General KJS Dhillon (@ChinarcorpsIA/Twitter)

Vir Chakra Award-Winner And 1971 War Veteran Colonel Sahi Recounts How He Killed A Pakistani Major In Hand-To-Hand Combat

Indian troops during the 1971 war. (Central Press/Getty Images)

‘In The Pakistani Psyche, There is A Great Hatred For Hindus,’ Reveals 1971 Indian Air Force War Veteran

Screenshot from the TV show

PM Modi Launches Developmental Projects Worth Rs 1,000 Crores In Sonia Gandhi’s Bastion Raebareli

Prime Minister Narendra Modi At Modern Coach Factory, Raebareli (@narendramodi/Twitter)

J&K: Few People Believe in Violence in The State But The Entire Population Gets Demonised, Says Omar Abdullah

Former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah(Photo by Waseem Andrabi/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)

The Hijacking That Was Not: How A Toy Pistol And Wooden Grenade Helped Pakistan’s Dismemberment

The “hijacking” was the ruse for banning Pakistani over-flights that would have enabled West Pakistan to carry supplies to East Pakistan at much lower cost.

Vijay Diwas: A Time To Celebrate And Take Stock

Syed Ata Hasnain

Lt Gen Niazi signing the Instrument of Surrender under the gaze of Lt Gen Aurora. (Indian Navy)

Sheikh Hasina Says Pakistan Military Started The Genocide Of 1971 In UNGA Address

Sheikh Hasina addressing the UNGA in 2013 (Mary Altaffer-Pool/Getty Images)

An Enemy Less Lethal: What If, In 1971, India Had Entered West Pakistan?

Rakesh Krishnan Simha

Indira and Bhutto

Bangladesh To Go After More Islamists Who Supported The 1971 War Criminals

Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajed (Carsten Koall/Getty Images)

Henry Kissinger Reveals Why The US Supported Pakistan In 1971

Henry Kissinger with President Yahya Khan in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. (Picture: Associated Press)

Victory In 1971: What It Can Teach The World Today

Syed Ata Hasnain

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Talwar Frigates: Stealth Ships That Could Sink Pakistan

Rakesh Krishnan Simha

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