#indo pak war

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When it comes to exploring tourist places in Gujarat, one might think of popular destinations like the Rann of Kutch, Gir National Park, or the bustling city of Ahmedabad. However, there’s a lesser-known but equally captivating spot that promises an unforgettable experience—Nadabet Indo-Pak Border. 

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(via Delhi Gadhakal (Delhi: A Soliloquy) by M Mukundan)

Delhi Gadhakal (Delhi: A Soliloquy in English Tanslation) by M Mukundan vividly portrays the lives of ordinary individuals in Delhi grappling with the turmoil of Indo-Pak and Indo-China wars and their aftermath, the Emergency, and the harrowing anti-Sikh riots. The novel progresses through the tales of several protagonists, particularly Malayalis who have called Delhi their home from the early 1960s to the present day. The work is significant in that it records, using the tools of fiction, a specific era in the history of a particular region. However, a major disappointment for me personally was that the narration was purely linear following a traditional storytelling style and hardly us... (Read full text on booksperience.org)

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i do not need to see "desis" who live in fucking new york city talking about how india deserves to be nuked for ISRAEL asking for basically slave labor. you couldn't name a single implemented policy that has caused the tilt towards "india-israel relations" and you could not say out loud what the country's foreign policy is and you could not explain what hindutva is outside of hand-wavy "it's bad!". it is CRAZY to say that because you are some random who happens to be ethnically indian living in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA that 1.4 BILLION people deserve to be "carved off of asia and nuked because they're all pieces of shit". you're fucked in the head.

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History 23 September: 1956 में आज के दिन समाप्त हुआ था भारत पाकिस्तान युद्ध, पढ़ें 23 सितंबर का इतिहास

History 23 September: 1956 में आज के दिन समाप्त हुआ था भारत पाकिस्तान युद्ध, पढ़ें 23 सितंबर का इतिहास #News #BreakingNews #ViralNews #Update #Trending #Info #HindiNews #CurrentAffrairs #NewsUpdate #RightNewsIndia #RightNews

History 23 September: आजादी के बाद से भारत और पाकिस्तान (India and Pakistan War) के बीच शुरू हुआ सीमा विवाद समय-समय पर जंग में तब्दील होता रहा है. इसी कड़ी में साल 1965 में हुआ भारत-पाकिस्तान का युद्ध भी याद किया जाता है. 1 सितंबर 1965 जब पकिस्तान ने भारत के अखनूर ब्रिज पर कब्जा कर ऑपरेशन ‘ग्रैंड स्लैम (Operation ‘Grand Slam’) चलाया. जवाबी कार्रवाई में भारत के जाबाजों ने 6 सितंबर 1965 तड़के 4 बजे…

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Naman Pays Tribute to War Hero Abdul Hamid on His Death Anniversary

Speakers highlight Abdul Hamid’s bravery; urge youth to follow his example Key Points: – Naman holds tribute event for Param Vir Chakra recipient Abdul Hamid – Brijbhushan Singh praises Naman’s patriotic efforts – Abdul Hamid’s bravery in the 1965 Indo-Pak war remembered JAMSHEDPUR – The social organization Naman hosted a tribute event at its Sakchi office in honor of Param Vir Chakra recipient…

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Indo pak war of 1971

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Books you would recommend on this topic? Colonial, post colonial, and Cold War Asia are topics that really interest me. (Essentially all of the 1900s)

Hello! An entire century is huge and I don't quite know what exactly you're looking for, but here we are, with a few books I like. I've tried organising them, but so many of these things bleed into each other so it's a bit of a jumble

Cold War

1971 by Srinath Raghavan: about the Bangladesh Liberation War within the context of the Cold War, US-Soviet rivalry, and the US-China axis in South Asia

Cold War in South Asia by Paul McGarr: largely focuses on India and Pakistan, and how the Cold War aggravated this rivalry; also how the existing tension added to the Cold War; also the transition from British dominance to US-Soviet contest

Kennedy, Johnson, and the Nonaligned World by Robert B. Rakove: on the US' ties with the Nonaligned countries during decolonisation and in the early years of the Cold War; how US policy dealt with containment, other strategic choices etc

South Asia's Cold War by Rajesh Basrur: specifically about nuclear buildup, armament and the Indo-Pak rivalry within the larger context of the Cold War, arms race, and disarmament movements

Colonialism

India's War by Srinath Raghavan: about India's involvement in World War II and generally what the war meant for South Asia politically, economically and in terms of defense strategies

The Coolie's Great War by Radhika Singha: about coolie labour (non-combatant forces) in the first World War that was transported from India to battlefronts in Europe, Asia and Africa

Unruly Waters by Sunil Amrith: an environmental history of South Asia through British colonial attempts of organising the flow of rivers and the region's coastlines

Underground Revolutionaries by Tim Harper: about revolutionary freedom fighters in Asia and how they met, encountered and borrowed from each other

Imperial Connections by Thomas R. Metcalf: about how the British Empire in the Indian Ocean was mapped out and governed from the Indian peninsula

Decolonisation/Postcolonial Asia

Army and Nation by Steven Wilkinson: a comparative look at civilian-army relations in post-Independence India and Pakistan; it tries to excavate why Pakistan went the way it did with an overwhelmingly powerful Army and a coup-prone democracy while India didn't, even though they inherited basically the same military structure

Muslim Zion by Faisal Devji: a history of the idea of Pakistan and its bearing on the nation-building project in the country

The South Asian Century by Joya Chatterji: it's a huge book on 20th century South Asia; looks at how the subcontinental landmass became three/four separate countries, and what means for history and culture and the people on the landmass

India Against Itself by Sanjib Baruah: about insurgency and statebuilding in Assam and the erstwhile NEFA in India's Northeast. Also see his In the Name of the Nation.

I hope this helps!

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Some Indopak romance 😍

*phone rings in a very big mansion house*

Indian soldier tsundere dude: What if we were both soldiers 😳 and kissed at the Indo-Pak border uwu

showing our love despite the ongoing battle between our nations that no one can contain or tame? Do you understand me? Feel the love and the pain, mixed with the bitter taste of hatred for what could have been, for what we could have had if it weren't for the forces beyond our control that decide whether we depart or fuse together so tightly the world couldn't tear us apart. Do you feel the hot, burning fury I must contain in my chest when I swear to end everything you stand for, and yet I am willing to give up everything I have ever known and loved just for you? Do you feel my heart bleeding, creating an Indus River between us—of our past, our wounds, and our scars that run deep into ruins, unknown and forgotten?

My tongue turns dry when I skim over the thousands of words that you would never understand because I will never utter them to you. Hind, i think—we both would understand, but oh, it's not enough to put my feelings into words just in that, I would not be able to, for it won't take a second for the snow of Kashmir to freeze my body, the scorching heat of Thar to melt my bones, the monsoon rains to flood my veins and drown me, and the winds of the Himalayas to carry away these barriers between us. My love, that's what you have managed to do to me, and the millions I stand with could never measure up to the way you have captivated me.

Barriers we continue to build off our backs, our bare hands which can never touch what they love, and I despair. I despair for what they took away from us. Everything we have ever loved and fought for has left us feeling so empty because in the end, we wished it were both of us that we loved and fought for.

Do you feel the anguish that I hide behind my stoic face, the silent screams that echo in my heart, and the longing that burns brighter than any battlefield fire? In the midst of this chaos, our love is a fragile truce, a fleeting moment of peace in the storm of war. We are bound by an invisible thread, a connection that defies the bullets and bombs, transcending the hatred and division. Our love is a rebellion, a defiance of the fate that seeks to keep us apart. And even if the world stands against us, even if we are destined to be enemies, know that in my heart, you are the ally I cherish most.

But oh, most of all, I hate you, loathe you, despise you, because how could you - a single man who managed to overpower the might of millions when it came to my heart.

Caller:..... uuuh, this is Rahul Ghandhi speaking, in a meeting with the general right now. First of all, what the actual fuck-

*the Pakistani twink agent who sneaked into the government building to get the nuclear codes standing besides Rahul and the genetal*: woah... that was kinda gay to be honest. lol, wonder who was that for? couldn't be me-

Omg get us producers already

Imp question who should play who

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I really loved that Marauders Dark Academia post <333 I was wondering if you have any other Indian James Potter headcanons? About him or his family etc

Ohhhhh i have sO. MANY.

He does that thing where you slurp chai, click your tongue and say 'haaaaa!' Sirius and Remus give him so much shit for it for the first couple months, but then they start doing it and Peter finds it annoying and suddenly everyone in Gryffindor is being subjected to extremely exaggerated 'haaaaa!'s

He absolutely loathes it when people say British food tastes good. He gets into so many arguments with Peter about it because "come on, mate, that's the sweetest chai my mother makes, she's even skipped the ginger, how do you find it spicy?* "It has cinnamon, Jamie." "Cinnamon is fucking sweet, you little—"

He's obsessed with literature and poetry. Like, even obsessed is a mild word. People think Remus is the type to read books but no, wolf boy over there wouldn't touch a book if he didn't abso-fucking-lutely need to. James is the real bookworm— he got it from his Baba, who waxed poetic about Rabindranath Thakur and Vivekananda and Ghalib and Faiz Ahmad Faiz and told James that their writing was amazing and then there's this little boy reading under his covers with a little ball of not-so-accidentally conjured light which is how he gets his glasses before he even goes to Hogwarts.

He's three quarters Desi. His mother was from India, and his father was half Indian, because James' paternal grandmother was also from India. Specifically, both women were from pureblood Maratha lines.

He does the head movements. All the head movements. Sirius picks it up after spending literally all their time together, and Remus and Peter laugh themselves sick about it so many times, oh my gods.

Sirius learns Marathi, Hindi and Urdu from James' parents in secret and surprises James during the holidays after sixth year because he has the proper accent down and everything. James cries (but he won't admit it)

The Potter family, except James' paternal uncle Charlus and his wife Dorea, live in India till right before his 11th birthday, when the Indo Pak war breaks out. Then they move to England.

James has so. Many. Cousins. He can't remember the names of half of them and he hates how the atyas and the maushis and the mamis pull his cheeks when he visits the country, but he puts up with it because family is important to him. Also he loves playing with the toddlers and babies, they're fucking cute.

Loves kajal so much it's borderline unhealthy. There will always. Always. Be a line of black under his eyes, winging out slightly at the outer corners. Sometimes, when he's feeling himself, he will draw the wing out to a dramatic, bold style that makes the light brown of his eyes look so much more beautiful (Lily drives herself crazy over it).

Absolute pants at waltzing. He loves the music, sure (he can play almost every sheet of piano music he can find on the first try bc baby boi is a Pureblood brat /affectionate/), but he hates the dance style. He'd much rather wrap his ankles with ghungroo and dip his fingers into alta dye, because bharatnatyam is the ultimate dance form and you are wrong if you have any other opinion.

He was really good friends with the Patil twins' parents and family. They would get together to talk shit about the gore loka and Sirius would get mock annoyed that James almost never took him because "Jamie we're practically married already what the fuck mate"

He's really fucking good at maths and arithmancy, and he really fucking hates it. Stupid numbers and their stupid calculations kashyasathi kartoy mi he kay upayog tari ahe ka hyacha (marathi— why am I doing this is this even of any use) but he has a point to prove to snivellus and fuck if he isn't proving it. It also helps that his mother made him complete all fourteen levels of abacus (seven basic and seven advanced) by the time he was fourteen.

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Is there Tangail in India? the District Tangail? where it originated? Beche de shala pura desh beche de. Sundarban is only in India right? 2/3 is just a minute scale of land. the 1971 war? oh the indo-pakistani war. never the liberation war of Bangladesh. ( I never claimed they didn't help I will forever be grateful for their sacrifice, but not everything is to do with India. ki desh amar, nijer jonno lorai kora bhule gese. I am not blaming any indians I am just blaming the authority who did it and our country not fighting back bc of it

p.s - I talked w actual Indians who considered 1971 war as Indo-Pak war. And Sundarban is their heritage

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Nadabet Indo-Pak Border | Seema Darshan Nadabet Witness the pride and honor as our soldiers hold the Indian Flag high at Nadabet Indo-Pak Border.

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In 1971 India-Pakistan War, December 16th is remembered as the historic victory against Pakistan

Manasa Defence Academy as we celebrate Vijay Diwas on 16th December. This event serves as a tribute to the bravery and sacrifices of our armed forces who triumphed in the 1971 Indo-Pak war. Witness the honoring ceremony of the unsung heroes, hear their inspiring stories, and immerse yourself in the patriotic spirit that binds us all. The event will showcase thrilling performances, heartfelt speeches, and a grand finale that will leave you proud to be part of this remarkable gathering. Mark your calendars for the Vijay 16th December Vijay Diwas Event at Manasa Defence Academy, and let us unite in remembering and honoring our brave soldiers.

Call: 77997 99221

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भारत-पाकिस्तान महायुद्ध में पांच देश भारत को देंगे धोखा, जानें भविष्य मलिका की खौफनाक भविष्यवाणी

India Pakistan War Prediction: क्या सच में होने जा रहा है कलयुग का अंत, क्या कलयुग के अंत के साथ-साथ भारत का भी अंत नजदीक आ रहा है. संत अच्युतानंद दास जी ने अपनी भविष्यवाणी में भविष्य में भारत पाकिस्तान के महायुद्ध के बारे में लिखा भी लिखा है. भविष्य मालिका में लिखा है कि भारत पाकिस्तान के महायुद्ध में पाकिस्तान बाजी मार लेगा. वैसे तो कुछ सालों से भारत पाकिस्तान के बीच एक गुमनाम युद्ध चल रहा है।…

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Air Vice Marshal Backs Agniveer Scheme at Jamshedpur Meet

Retired Officer Highlights Long-Term Benefits for Nation and Youth Former Air Force leader addresses concerns, emphasizes scheme’s potential impact on national security and youth employment. JAMSHEDPUR – Retired Air Vice Marshal Sardar Harbans Parminder Singh, a Vir Chakra recipient, advocated for the Agniveer Yojna during a recent public address, citing its long-term benefits for India. The…

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IB71 OTT Release Date: Vidyut Jammwal Starrer Movie to Premiere on Disney+ Hotstar on July 7

In recent years, the Indian film industry has showcased the remarkable skills of Indian intelligence teams through a series of captivating movies. Films like "Baby," "Akbar Walter Romeo," and the recent release, "Mission Majnu," have shed light on the daring adventures of Indian Intelligence operatives. Adding to this trend, Bollywood's action hero, Vidyut Jamwal, has now brought another fascinating story to the big screen. Disney+ Hotstar Set to Premiere IB-71: Vidyut Jammwal Takes Center Stage Vidyut Jamwal's latest movie, "IB71," delves into the perilous operations of the Intelligence Bureau of India during the Indo-Pak war of 1971. Although the film received a lukewarm response from audiences upon its release, Vidyut took the opportunity to explain the significance of the title and the plot. He clarified that "IB" stands for Intelligence Bureau, the Indian secret service, and emphasized that there hasn't been a movie centered on the IB until now. "IB-71" showcases the agency's paramount undertaking during the Indo-Pak war of 1971, as India's secret service fearlessly confronts the formidable alliance of China and Pakistan. https://twitter.com/DisneyPlusHS/status/1672489462872387586 Significantly, "IB-71" signifies Vidyut Jammwal's foray into film production, marking his debut as a producer. The actor has launched his production company, Action Hero Films, with the aim of providing a platform for actors who often have less prominent roles in films. The streaming rights for the movie were acquired by Disney+ Hotstar, which has announced that the film will premiere on July 7. To enjoy the intense drama unfolding on screen, viewers will need a subscription to the streaming platform. Read Also Adipurush OTT Release: Amazon Prime Video Secures Digital Rights The official trailer of "IB-71" provides a tantalizing sneak peek into the film's storyline. When Indian Intelligence discovers a grave threat posed by Pakistan and China, indicating the possibility of imminent attacks, they find themselves caught off guard. In response, IB agent Dev Jammwal devises a tactical plan to protect the country by effectively cutting off Indian airspace, thwarting this impending danger. Directed by Sankalp Reddy, the film is produced by Vidyut Jammwal, Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, and Abbas Sayyed. The screenplay is written by Sankalp Reddy, Vasudev Reddy, and Arjun Verma. Alongside Vidyut Jammwal, the movie features talented actors such as Anupam Kher, Vishal Jethwa, Niharica Raizada, Dilip Tahil, and Mir Sarwar. Official Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-V9tu8rqWIg As the release date approaches, anticipation grows for "IB71." With its focus on a lesser-explored aspect of Indian intelligence history and the promise of gripping storytelling, the film aims to captivate audiences with its intense and patriotic narrative. Read the full article

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Explore Tanot Mata Temple for a 2024 Spiritual Trip

If you’re planning a spiritual journey in 2024, the Tanot Mata Temple in Rajasthan should be a top destination on your list. Located in the remote Tanot village, near the India-Pakistan border, this temple offers a unique blend of spiritual solace and historical intrigue. As you plan your trip, consider staying at Marvin Jaisalmer, a well-regarded budget hotel in Jaisalmer that will make your visit to Tanot Mata Temple even more convenient and enjoyable. Here’s a detailed guide to help you explore the Tanot Mata Temple and understand why it’s such a special place.

Location and Accessibility

Tanot Mata Temple is situated approximately 120 kilometers from Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. The journey to the temple is part of the adventure, as you’ll drive through the vast Thar Desert. To make your trip more comfortable, you can stay at Marvin Jaisalmer, a budget hotel in Jaisalmer that offers easy access to both the temple and other local attractions. From Marvin Jaisalmer, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Tanot Mata Temple. The route through the desert landscape adds to the anticipation and excitement of your visit. Upon arriving in Tanot, you’ll find the area peaceful and isolated, which enhances the spiritual experience of your trip.

Historical Significance

The Tanot Mata Temple holds a special place in history, particularly due to its role during the 1965 Indo-Pak war. Legend has it that during the war, the temple was bombarded by enemy shells, yet none of the shells exploded. This miraculous event is attributed to the divine protection of Tanot Mata, the temple’s deity. This story of divine intervention has made Tanot Mata Temple a symbol of faith and resilience. Understanding this historical context adds a layer of depth to your visit, making it not just a spiritual experience but also a historical exploration.

Spiritual Experience

Visiting Tanot Mata Temple provides a deeply spiritual experience. The temple is dedicated to Tanot Mata, a revered local goddess believed to have the power to grant wishes and protect her devotees. The moment you step into the temple, you are greeted by a serene and sacred atmosphere. The simplicity of the temple’s design, combined with its spiritual significance, creates a tranquil environment that allows for deep reflection and prayer. Offering your prayers and seeking blessings in this peaceful setting can be a profoundly moving experience.

Temple Architecture and Design

The architectural style of Tanot Mata Temple reflects traditional Rajasthani design. Built from sandstone, the temple features intricate carvings and vibrant paintings that depict various Hindu deities and mythological stories. The entrance of the temple is adorned with beautiful arches and decorative patterns that highlight the craftsmanship of local artisans. Inside, the sanctum houses the idol of Tanot Mata, decorated with flowers and traditional ornaments. The temple’s architecture is simple yet elegant, contributing to its spiritual ambiance and enhancing the overall experience for visitors.

Nearby Attractions

While the Tanot Mata Temple itself is a significant destination, there are several other attractions nearby that can enrich your visit. Marvin Jaisalmer, a top choice for budget accommodation in Jaisalmer, places you conveniently close to key sightseeing spots. In addition to the Tanot Mata Temple, you can explore Kuldhara Village, known for its abandoned yet fascinating architecture and legends. The Jaisalmer Fort, also known as Sonar Quila, is another must-visit landmark, showcasing impressive architecture and a rich history. Exploring these nearby sites can provide additional cultural insights and make your trip to Tanot Mata Temple even more rewarding.

Best Time to Visit

The ideal time to visit Tanot Mata Temple is between October and March. During these months, the weather in Rajasthan is cooler and more comfortable, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C. This makes it an ideal period for Jaisalmer sightseeing and traveling in the desert region. Visiting during the cooler months allows you to fully enjoy the spiritual atmosphere of the temple and explore the surrounding areas without the discomfort of extreme heat.

Accommodation Options

Although Tanot Mata Temple is in a remote location, you can find comfortable accommodation options in Jaisalmer. Marvin Jaisalmer, a budget hotel in Jaisalmer, offers a range of amenities that make it a great base for your explorations. The hotel provides easy access to the Tanot Mata Temple and other local attractions, ensuring a comfortable stay and convenient travel. Staying at Marvin Jaisalmer allows you to explore both the temple and the city's vibrant cultural and historical sites with ease.

Travel Tips

When planning your trip to Tanot Mata Temple, consider the following tips for a smooth experience:

1. Carry Essentials:

Given the temple’s remote location, it’s advisable to bring water, snacks, and other necessities for the journey.

2. Dress Modestly:

As a place of worship, it’s important to dress respectfully. Wearing traditional or modest attire is recommended to show respect for the sacred site.

3. Respect Local Customs:

Be mindful of local customs and traditions during your visit. Following these practices will enhance your experience and demonstrate respect for the local culture.

4. Plan Your Route:

Ensure you have a clear plan for traveling from Jaisalmer to the temple. Reliable transportation will make your visit more convenient and enjoyable.

Conclusion

A visit to Tanot Mata Temple offers a unique blend of spiritual tranquility and historical significance. From its miraculous past and serene environment to its traditional architecture and nearby attractions, the temple provides a memorable experience for anyone seeking spiritual solace and cultural enrichment. Staying at Marvin Jaisalmer, a trusted budget hotel in Jaisalmer, enhances your visit by providing comfortable accommodation and easy access to both the temple and Jaisalmer’s other sightseeing spots. Whether you’re drawn to the temple’s divine protection, its historical stories, or simply the peaceful desert setting, Tanot Mata Temple is a must-visit destination for your 2024 spiritual trip.