This article delves into the events leading up to the conflict, shedding light on the origins of India's aggressive actions and Pakistan's unwavering response. Fifty-eight years have passed since the fateful day of September 6, 1965, a date that Pakistan holds in solemn remembrance. It was on this day that unprovoked and simultaneous attacks were launched by Indian forces, aiming at the cities of Lahore and Sialkot. This marked the outset of the Indo-Pakistan War of 1965, a significant chapter indelibly imprinted upon the historical tapestry of the subcontinent. The 1965 conflict, a watershed in regional history, spotlighted the indomitable spirit and gallantry of Pakistan Armed Forces. Concentrated on the Kashmir dispute, the war epitomized the unwavering commitment, unmatched valor, and strategic astuteness displayed by Pakistani soldiers, seamen, and airmen in the ... Read More

Pakistan's untapped mineral resources, including successful ventures like copper and gold mining in Saindak and vast deposits in Reko Diq, along with abundant copper in North Waziristan and significant iron reserves in Chiniot-Rajoa, present attractive investment opportunities. Balochistan's... Read More

Amid a shortage of personnel, a unit of the 12 Punjab Regiment was attached to 17 Punjab unit. The Platoon Commander attached to the company of 17 Punjab was Subedar Alamzeb Khan Shaheed, who fell directly under the command of Major Raja Aziz Bhatti Shaheed (NH). Alamzeb Khan's platoon defended ... Read More