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Indias eastern forces have been put on alert following a skirmish last week that resulted in injuries to both nations.

The immediate trigger to the Chinese ingression at Tawang on December 9 could be the recent India-U.S. military exercises at Auli near the LAC.

Bangladesh celebrates December as the Month of Victory and the 16th day of the month as Bijoy Dibosh (Victory Day). It was on December 16, 1971 that the Pakistan Army surrendered to Indian forces in Dhaka. Nearly 93,000 Pakistani soldiers and militiamen were taken Prisoners of War. On that day, the Bangladesh government that had operated in exile from Kolkata, formally shifted to Dhaka.Bang

Bangladesh celebrates December as the Month of Victory and the 16th day of the month as Bijoy Dibosh (Victory Day). It was on December 16, 1971 that the Pakistan Army surrendered to Indian forces in Dhaka. Nearly 93,000 Pakistani soldiers and militiamen were taken Prisoners of War. On that day, the Bangladesh government that had operated in exile from Kolkata, formally shifted to Dhaka.Bang

Efforts are on in Dhaka and elsewhere in Bangladesh to mar celebrations during the country's Bijoya Mash (Month of Victory) but we shall not buckle under pressure," a Mukti Joddha, now aged nearly 80, said from Dhaka.Bangladesh celebrates ...

The government of Bangladesh will continue to extend a helping hand to the family members of Indian soldiers martyred while liberating the country in 1971, Andalib Elias, Deputy High Commissioner of Bangladesh in Kolkata, said on Tuesday.

After the Babri Masjid demolition on December 6, 1992, as reports of sporadic communal violence from different corners of the country started floating in, tension gripped the people in various corners of West Bengal over the probable spread of ...

The government of Bangladesh will continue to extend a helping hand to the family members of Indian soldiers martyred while liberating the country in 1971, Andalib Elias, Deputy High Commissioner of Bangladesh in Kolkata, said on Tuesday.Elias ...

Former Pakistan Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa blamed the 1971 Bangladesh war debacle on the country politicians.

Former Pakistan Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javed Bajwa blamed the 1971 Bangladesh war debacle on the countrys politicians.