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A tourist attraction in Visakhapatnam may soon be created from the wreckage of PNS Ghazi, Pakistan's first fast-attack submarine, which was discovered in the waters of Visakhapatnam. During the Indo-Pak war in 1971, the submarine sank in the waters near Visakhapatnam harbor. Many historians believe it was a significant event and that its sinking was a mystery, with numerous explanations coming from both Indian and Pakistani sources as to why the ship went down in the first place. Ghazi is located at a depth of 28 m, near the city's port entrance. the surface of the ocean's surface Divers from the Indian Navy has been diving here on a regular basis, but more research is needed. In consultation with the relevant authorities, we'll determine the best course of action in order to further enhance Vizag's reputation as a tourist destination." In Vizag, what does PNS Ghazi have in store?
An outbreak of violence in Pakistan, pitting the West Pakistan army against separatists seeking autonomy, led to a further deterioration in Indo-Pak relationships. According to estimates, 10 million East Pakistani residents were compelled to evacuate to India as a result of this fighting. As a show of support for the East Pakistani people, India invaded East Pakistan in December. Due to the overwhelming strength of the Indian army, the Pakistani army surrendered in Dhaka, with more than 90,000 soldiers becoming Indian prisoners of war. Bangladesh gained its independence from East Pakistan on December 6, 1971. After the 1972 Simla Accord, and Pakistan's recognition of Bangladesh, tensions in the region began to subside in 1974.
Battle of Longewallah in the 1971 Indo-Pakistani War. Uncommon footage Vietnam War footage from the '70s At the Indian border post of Longewala (in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan state in India), Pakistani forces attacked and Indian defenses resisted. This was one of the first major battles in the western sector of the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971.
It was fought at Laungewala border station in Rajasthan's the Thar Desert in the year 1971. Major Kuldip Singh Chandpuri led the 23rd battalion of the Punjab Regiment of the Indian Army. 200 men were outnumbered by 2 000 Pakistani soldiers who were on their way. Major Kuldip Chandpuri opted to fight while requesting reinforcements from his superiors.
After that, Major Kuldip Chandpuri and his squad had to deal with the hostile troops with tact. Many enemy tanks were destroyed by Lance Naik Mathura Das of the 23rd Punjab Regiment of the Indian Armed Forces with the use of a R C L vehicle, boosting the morale of his soldiers. The Pakistani army was tricked into believing that the Indian troops were in big numbers because to his years of experience. He then flew in and managed to take out opposing forces who had become so disoriented that they lost their way and fled the battlefield, abandoning everything but tanks. At Laungewala and a museum outside Jaisalmer in Rajasthan, tanks and trucks from Pakistan are currently on show. Major Kuldip Chanduri received the highest award, the Maha Vir Chakra, as well as other military members.
Burma, The Liberation War of 1971: In 1971, it was literally a David vs. Goliath battle. To confront the Pakistan army, the Mukti Bahini fighters used an assortment of outdated and damaged weapons.

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