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Air Forces Launches Comic Book On Heroic Tales To Inspire Youngsters To Join
The IAF on Wednesday launched a comic book telling the story of legendary IAF Marshal Arjan Singh and the epic Battle of Boyra fought during the 1971 Indo-Pak war, aiming to educate the young people about the glorious history of the force.
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Ex Indian Army Chief Shares "Great Lesson" From 1971 Indo-Pak War
One of the "great lessons" from the India-Pakistan war in 1971 is that fighting a war is not just a military affair, but a "total affair" that includes politics and diplomacy, former army chief Gen VN Sharma (retd) said on Sunday.
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After 53 Years, Mortar Shells From 1971 Indo-Pak War Found In Fish Pond
A large quantity of mortar shells believed to be from the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war, which led to the liberation of Bangladesh, was discovered while excavating a fish pond in West Tripura district's Rangutia on Thursday.
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"Not Relevant In Polls": Shashi Tharoor On PM Modi's Kartarpur Sahib Remark
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that he would have taken Kartarpur Sahib back from Pakistan for the release of Pakistani soldiers at the time of Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Friday said that such ki
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Would Have Taken Back Kartarpur Sahib From Pak In 1971 If...: PM Modi In Punjab
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted had he been in power in 1971, he would have taken Kartapur Sahib from Pakistan before freeing their troops.
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Who Was Former Indian Navy Chief Admiral Laxminarayan Ramdas Who Died At 90
Former chief of the Indian Navy, Admiral Laxminarayan Ramdas, died on March 15, due to age-related ailments. Known for his heroic role during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, he later emerged as a leading peace activist, advocating for nuclear disarmament
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When Pak President Paid Sam Manekshaw For A Bike With "Half His Country"
Just before the 1971 war, Sam Manekshaw, who had become the chief of the Indian Army by then, and Yahya Khan, then the President of Pakistan, found themselves at the forefront of a brewing storm.
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INS Shivaji Gets Original 'Vir Chakra' Awarded To 1971 War Hero
The Indian Navy's premier technical training establishment, INS Shivaji, has received the original 'Vir Chakra' awarded to late Vice-Admiral Benoy Roy Chowdhury for his gallant actions during the 1971 India-Pakistan war.
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"Because Of This": How Indian Air Force's Ops Forced Pakistan To Surrender In 1971
India celebrated Vijay Diwas yesterday to mark the surrender of 93,000 Pakistani troops and the liberation of Bangladesh.
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Explained: Key Events That Forced 93,000 Pakistani Troops To Surrender In 1971
India celebrates Vijay Diwas today to mark the surrender of East Pakistan troops in the 1971 war. Fifty-two years ago the war led to the liberation of East Pakistan and the creation of Bangladesh.
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PM Modi Pays Tribute To Heroes Of India's Win Over Pakistan In 1971 War
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today paid tribute to the heroes of India's victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war on the occasion of 'Vijay Diwas'.
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When Indian Army's Paratroopers Outfoxed Pakistan To Seal Dhaka's Fate In 1971
Fifty-two years ago, on December 11-12, the Indian Army outmanoeuvred the retreating Pakistani troops with an airborne operation to march forward towards Dhaka.
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Explained: When Navy's 'Killer Squadron' Set Karachi Port On Fire In 1971
In the inevitability of a 1971 war between India and Pakistan, Chief of Army Staff, General Sam Manekshaw, gave Prime Minister Indira Gandhi a paper on which he wrote December 4, the date on which India will go to war with Pakistan.
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Henry Kissinger's Controversial Link To Bhopal Gas Tragedy Case
Henry Kissinger, after the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy that caused deaths and impacted generations, played a controversial role in shielding the American chemical company Union Carbide from legal accountability.
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When Henry Kissinger Called Indira Gandhi A B***h, Indians "Bastards"
In July 2005, the US Department of State declassified taped conversations between former US President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shortly before the India-Pakistan war in 1971 war that would lead to the birth of Bangladesh.
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Air Forces Launches Comic Book On Heroic Tales To Inspire Youngsters To Join
The IAF on Wednesday launched a comic book telling the story of legendary IAF Marshal Arjan Singh and the epic Battle of Boyra fought during the 1971 Indo-Pak war, aiming to educate the young people about the glorious history of the force.
-
Ex Indian Army Chief Shares "Great Lesson" From 1971 Indo-Pak War
One of the "great lessons" from the India-Pakistan war in 1971 is that fighting a war is not just a military affair, but a "total affair" that includes politics and diplomacy, former army chief Gen VN Sharma (retd) said on Sunday.
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After 53 Years, Mortar Shells From 1971 Indo-Pak War Found In Fish Pond
A large quantity of mortar shells believed to be from the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war, which led to the liberation of Bangladesh, was discovered while excavating a fish pond in West Tripura district's Rangutia on Thursday.
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"Not Relevant In Polls": Shashi Tharoor On PM Modi's Kartarpur Sahib Remark
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that he would have taken Kartarpur Sahib back from Pakistan for the release of Pakistani soldiers at the time of Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor on Friday said that such ki
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Would Have Taken Back Kartarpur Sahib From Pak In 1971 If...: PM Modi In Punjab
Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted had he been in power in 1971, he would have taken Kartapur Sahib from Pakistan before freeing their troops.
-
Who Was Former Indian Navy Chief Admiral Laxminarayan Ramdas Who Died At 90
Former chief of the Indian Navy, Admiral Laxminarayan Ramdas, died on March 15, due to age-related ailments. Known for his heroic role during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War, he later emerged as a leading peace activist, advocating for nuclear disarmament
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When Pak President Paid Sam Manekshaw For A Bike With "Half His Country"
Just before the 1971 war, Sam Manekshaw, who had become the chief of the Indian Army by then, and Yahya Khan, then the President of Pakistan, found themselves at the forefront of a brewing storm.
-
INS Shivaji Gets Original 'Vir Chakra' Awarded To 1971 War Hero
The Indian Navy's premier technical training establishment, INS Shivaji, has received the original 'Vir Chakra' awarded to late Vice-Admiral Benoy Roy Chowdhury for his gallant actions during the 1971 India-Pakistan war.
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"Because Of This": How Indian Air Force's Ops Forced Pakistan To Surrender In 1971
India celebrated Vijay Diwas yesterday to mark the surrender of 93,000 Pakistani troops and the liberation of Bangladesh.
-
Explained: Key Events That Forced 93,000 Pakistani Troops To Surrender In 1971
India celebrates Vijay Diwas today to mark the surrender of East Pakistan troops in the 1971 war. Fifty-two years ago the war led to the liberation of East Pakistan and the creation of Bangladesh.
-
PM Modi Pays Tribute To Heroes Of India's Win Over Pakistan In 1971 War
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today paid tribute to the heroes of India's victory over Pakistan in the 1971 war on the occasion of 'Vijay Diwas'.
-
When Indian Army's Paratroopers Outfoxed Pakistan To Seal Dhaka's Fate In 1971
Fifty-two years ago, on December 11-12, the Indian Army outmanoeuvred the retreating Pakistani troops with an airborne operation to march forward towards Dhaka.
-
Explained: When Navy's 'Killer Squadron' Set Karachi Port On Fire In 1971
In the inevitability of a 1971 war between India and Pakistan, Chief of Army Staff, General Sam Manekshaw, gave Prime Minister Indira Gandhi a paper on which he wrote December 4, the date on which India will go to war with Pakistan.
-
Henry Kissinger's Controversial Link To Bhopal Gas Tragedy Case
Henry Kissinger, after the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy that caused deaths and impacted generations, played a controversial role in shielding the American chemical company Union Carbide from legal accountability.
-
When Henry Kissinger Called Indira Gandhi A B***h, Indians "Bastards"
In July 2005, the US Department of State declassified taped conversations between former US President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shortly before the India-Pakistan war in 1971 war that would lead to the birth of Bangladesh.
