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Aug 8, 2014 · Dr. Junaid Ahmad| December 16, 1971, was an ominous day for Pakistan, because the Pakistani army’s scattered divisions sandwiched between an internal insurgency supported by Indian war machine and Indian army columns finally decided to surrender. To this day popular imagination and rhetoric is that 93,000 soldiers of Pakistan surrendered to ...
Feb 16, 2010 · It was during this time that my ‘ideals of Pakistan’ being a ‘citadel of Islam’ were crushed to a cold death. The unnecessary war of December 1971 with India, saw the dismemberment of the then, largest Islamic state and the event heralded in me, a new awakening — religion was not a binding force, anymore!
^^ The first part of the speech takes a different line from the latter part in the clip - I'd say both he and the crowd got caught up in the emotion of the events that were still very recent and painful. I did notice the clip is incomplete. I can speculate that he might have addressed the...
OPERATIONAL SITUATION FROM 4TH TO 16TH DECEMBER 1971 The Indians were as concerned about their security as the Pakistanis but superiority in infantry enabled them to assume an offensive role.Their relatively limited armoured resources vis-a-vis the total available Pakistani armour in the Ravi-Chenab Corridor however ensured that although ...
Dec 17, 2008 · December 16, 1971 - The daring escape of the army aviation unit of Eastern Command By: Masood anwar, courtesy of Defence Journal December 16, 1971 is part of our history. The day will always be remembered, always talked about and always written about by many and for many years to...
Apr 17, 2009 · In December 1971, Indian forces crossed the border into East Pakistan to put an end to a civil war. This video will look at the history and causes of the...
In those period, they lived as nothing happened. But with the rise of internet, social media and mounting economic, political and social crisis those memories are making a frequent flashback. Pakistani politician, academics, intellectuals, social media activists even common people are talking about 1971 like never before.
