New Delhi: Veteran diplomat Henry Kissinger, the architect of the US' historic opening to China, has denied that that the US struck a secret pact with India to prevent an attack on West Pakistan in 1971. Known in India for unflattering comments on former prime minister Indira Gandhi, he sought to correct the picture, saying he always thought she was "an extremely strong and far-sighted woman". "India and the former...
12:09 PM, Mar 17, 2012
New Delhi: Around 10 days before war broke out between India and Pakistan in 1971, the then President of Pakistan Yahya Khan had given an inkling of his intentions to attack this country after taking a few drinks with an American journalist. Yahya had told the journalist on the day of their meeting that he would be "at the front within 10 days" when the American talked about getting back...
12:30 PM, Jan 16, 2012
New Delhi: Forty years to this day, India fought and won a war that would change the map of the world forever, the war of 1971 that saw the liberation of Bangladesh from Pakistan. There were two Param Virs whose courage in the face of death has inspired the generation that followed. Lt Khetrapal, who was 21-years-old at the time, was commissioned to the Army just six months before the...
09:19 AM, Dec 16, 2011
On the 40th anniversary of the Indo-Pak war, CNN-IBN talks to the heroes of the 1971 war. ...
11:59 PM, Dec 15, 2011
Sarmila Bose's latest book, Dead Reckoning - Memories of the 1971 Bangladesh War, is possibly the most nuanced and non-partisan attempt to gauge the extent and magnitude of atrocities committed during the war. Till now, most works on the subject have been by Bangladeshi authors, who have mostly given in to their emotions than reason. Bose spent years travelling throughout the length and breadth of Bangladesh, went to numerous villages,...
07:49 PM, Aug 26, 2011
New Delhi: In wake of the Taliban attack on the Pakistan naval base in Karachi, India has carried out security audit of its vital installations, Army Chief General V K Singh said in New Delhi on Monday. "After this particular thing (Karachi attack) we have again carried out our audit and I think we are reasonably sure that the security audit will stand its veracity," he told reporters. The Army...
09:28 PM, Jun 06, 2011
New Delhi: Leading rights activist Ansar Burney claims that an Indian prisoner of war - captured during the 1971 war - has been found in a Pakistani jail. Burney says the PoW is Surjit Singh who was captured in 1971 and his jail term ended in December 2010. Burney says Surjit Singh is lodged in Quetta jail. Burney also says that he has sent petitions to Pakistan President Asif Zardari...
10:12 AM, Apr 30, 2011
New Delhi: Forty years have passed since Indian soldiers fought Bangladesh's war of independence in 1971. 54 of them continue to languish in Pakistani jails. For the families of the prisoners of war its been a long ordeal. For forty years, it's been one photograph, countless memories, different hospitals and futile searches for Nirmal Kaur as she keeps looking for her missing husband Subedar Assa Singh, a prisoner of 1971...
09:32 AM, Feb 14, 2011
1971, directed by Amrit Sagar, had not found a buyer for almost 2 years. ...
01:59 AM, Sep 09, 2009
Tiwari received seven bravery awards including the Mention-in-Dispatch. ...
10:24 AM, Jun 23, 2009
No closure on mass murders, rapes committed during liberation war. ...
01:04 PM, Jun 08, 2009
Indian Film Company has announced its line-up for the Cannes Film Market. ...
08:24 PM, May 09, 2009
Air Force's officer's family certain he is being help captive in Pak. ...
06:49 PM, Jul 06, 2008
Colombo: Fast bowler James Anderson and spinner Monty Panesar warmed up for England's two-Test series against Sri Lanka with rich hauls in the tour opener in Colombo on Thursday. Left-armer Panesar claimed 5-37 and Anderson took 4-19 as England bowled out the Sri Lanka Board XI for 169 on the first day of the three-day practice match at the Premadasa stadium. The tourists were six for no loss off seven...
04:30 PM, May 03, 2008
Ghaziabad: Keeping its reputation of being India's richest sporting body intact, the Board of Control for Cricket in India has paid taxes to the tune of Rs 250 crore for the last financial year, association vice-president Rajiv Shukla informed the reporters on Saturday. "The BCCI has paid taxes amounting to Rs 250 crore. BCCI is the only sporting organisation that has paid such a huge amount of tax," Shukla told...
09:02 PM, Feb 12, 2008
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