Thirty-six years ago on September 6, the Indian Army crossed the Wagah border at 4 a.m. and moved towards Lahore. This attack was the initiative of the second Indo-Pakistan war. The “Times of India” has recently acquired a copy of the official history of the 1965-War, finalized and kept in secret by the defense ministry in 1992 after years of research, but never got on the scene. Contemporary accounts which were generated by a jingoistic press have revealed that the war was a spectacular victory of Pakistan on almost every front. But the truth — which cannot be hidden despite the best efforts of the official historians — is that the war was, in the words of one its most distinguished commanders, Lt. Gen. Harbakhsh Singh,“A catalogue of lost victories”. Showing the true face of war and the Indian stance. Long Live Pakistan, Long Live Pak-Army. A beautiful song in attribution of Pak-Army
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mZ34oYt2KU
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