Explained: When Indian Navy's 'Killer Squadron' Set Karachi Port On Fire In 1971; Navy Day; Operation Trident

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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