Search results
18 hours ago · Early life Zulfikar Ali Bhutto belonged to a Sindhi Rajput family. He was born to Shah Nawaz Bhutto and Khursheed Begum near Larkana. Khursheed Begum was born Lakhi Bai in Gujarat into a Hindu family of Gujarati or Kutchi background but converted to Islam when she married Shah Nawaz. Zulfikar was their third child—their first one, Sikandar Ali, had died from pneumonia at age seven in 1914 ...
18 hours ago · He said that army had no role in creation of Pakistan as it was built by people. “Your role is in breakup of the country in 1971 which brought the infamy to this nation,” he said.
People also ask
When did Pakistan recognize Bangladesh?
Why did Balochistan gain independence from East Pakistan?
Why was Pakistan a dangerous country?
Should Congress leaders go to Pakistan?
9 hours ago · Asked about Aiyar's remarks on Pakistan and the BJP's allegation that it reflected the Congress' love for that country, Baghel said, "If we talk of 1948 or 1965 or 1971 be it the time of ...
18 hours ago · By late 1971, the intensification of the independence movement in East Pakistan lead to the Bangladesh Liberation War between India and Pakistan. On 22 November 1971, 10 days before the start of a full-scale war, four PAF F-86 Sabre jets attacked Indian and Mukti Bahini positions at Garibpur , near the international border.
- India
- 170,576 active personnel, 140,000 reserve personnel, Approx 1926+ aircraft
11 hours ago · Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar's recent comments suggesting India should "respect" Pakistan due to its nuclear capabilities have sparked a political uproar, with the BJP accusing Congress of being soft on Pakistan. Aiyar emphasized the need for dialogue with Pakistan but warned against escalating tensions. BJP leaders criticized Aiyar, accusing him of representing Congress's pro-Pakistan ...
18 hours ago · Bangladesh’s history of deprivations, injustice, discrimination and torment that the nation had
7 hours ago · Khera also referenced India’s victory in the 1971 war under the “decisive” leadership of Indira Gandhi and the announcement of the country’s “nuclear capability” on 18 May 1974. “The Indian National Congress has always believed that our decision making should be guided by supreme national interest,” Khera wrote.
