1971 Bharat Pak Yuddha | 161 Infantry Brigade Saga of Bravery | Glory From The IndoPak War Indian Army Book in Hindi

The Indo-Pak War of 1971 By the end of 1971, Yahya Khan was fully convinced that war with India in the east had become inevitable. He was also convinced that defeating Indian forces was impossible and was prepared to sacrifice East Pakistan. He also believed that he would compensate for East Pakistan by capturing a large area in the west, thereby not only humiliating India and maintaining his honor, but also being in a relatively better position at the end of the war.But in 1971, Indias valiant soldiers performed a feat unparalleled in the world by capturing 90,000 Pakistani soldiers. This book, in addition to chronicling the glorious saga of the 1971 victory, also delves into the military operations carried out by the 161 Infantry Brigade and other units in their respective areas of control in the Uri sector between 1947-48 and 1965.Lieutenant General K.K. Nanda, leading his 161 Infantry Brigade, fought a defensive war and, through his bravery and foresight, ensured that not an inch of Indian territory fell to the enemy. This book holds immense strategic significance. Commanders at various levels will benefit greatly from its details when planning future wars and will be successful in defending Indias borders with all their might.