Newspaper | সংগ্রামের নোটবুক

INDO-PAKISTAN CONFLICT Islamabad is, of course, largely responsible for the present serious situation on The Indian sub-continent. Admittedly, President Yahya Khan invited Mrs. Indira Gandhi to the conference table to discuss and reconcile their differences...

1971.12.06 | THE WAR NOBODY STOPPED | Australian

1971.12.06, Newspaper

THE WAR NOBODY STOPPED Mrs. Gandhi got it right when she blamed the world for the war which has now started between India and Pakistan. For nine months, we have all stood by as if important as, day after day, the confrontaton escalated to its inevitable explosion....

1971.12.06 | INDO-PAKISTAN CONFLICT | South China Morning Post

1971.12.06, Country (India), Country (Pakistan), Newspaper

INDO-PAKISTAN CONFLICT Islamabad is, of course, largely responsible for the present serious situation in the Indian sub-continent. Admittedly, President Yahya Khan invited Mrs. Indira Gandhi to the conference table to discuss and reconcile their differences and also...

1971.11.30 | UNDECLARED WAR | The Nepal Times

1971.11.30, Newspaper

UNDECLARED WAR Aerial and tank battles fought by the armies of India and Pakistan have confirmed widespread fears that war is now imminent in the Indian sub-continent. The world now realizes how close the two countries are to war. The military rulers of Pakistan...