4 December 1971: Indian Navy Day & Background of 1947 War | Saga of Valour

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In the "Saga of Valour- Zara Yaad Karo Qurbani" series, The Public India celebrates the Commemoration of 50 Years of Bangladesh Liberation and India-Pakistan War of 1971, in which we will revisit our glorious past and recall the stories of valour of Indian Armed Forces.

In the second episode of the series, Anand Vardhan Singh narrates how the Indian Navy played a vital role, for the first time 1971 Indo-Pak War and why Indian Navy Day is celebrated on December 4. He also explains how Pakistan attacked India on December 3, 1971, and how the then Prime Minister of India Mrs. Indira Gandhi appealed to the citizens of Indian to come along and face the challenge and how the Indian Armed Forces reacted to this attack. Commodore Anil Jai Singh discusses the role of the Indian Navy in the 1971 War.

In the second part, Retired Major General Goverdhan Singh Jamwal joins and explains the history of Jammu & Kashmir and the background of the 1947 War, and how Kashmir Estate acceded to India. Gen. Jamwal is a veteran and had fought the 1947 Indo-Pak War.

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[rajivabhargava]

Very interesting and very informative, particularly details of 1947.

[jamesstephen]

Tu Shere hind aage bad ..uda key dushmano ka sar.. jai hind

[jyotirmoyguha]

I was only 21 years and have experienced the refugee migration from the civil war torn East Pakistan. One of my cousins(he is a Bangladesh citizen) joined Mukti Bahini was caught by Pak forces tortured and taken to the bank of nearby Meghna river in Barishal. His feet and hands tied to his back, bricks tied to his hands, bayoneted and threw into the river. But to everyone's surprise he survived. It was narrated by him during his visit to india in 1976

[RaviShankar-bkxw]

युद्ध की बहुत सारी बातें govt छुपा के क्यों रखती हैं?