Vijay Diwas is observed every December 16, ... The Bangladesh Liberation War was fought between March and December 1971. The Bangladesh Liberation War marked the independence of Bangladesh from ...

This year, to observe 16 December, we have curated a list of four diverse yet fascinating poetry books for you to immerse yourself in. Since its inception in 2001, the Liberation War affairs ...

The war began on December 3, 1971, and lasted for only 13 days. On December 16, 1971, the Pakistani Army surrendered, with over 93,000 troops laying down their arms.

Celebrated annually on December 16, ... The Bangladesh Liberation War was not merely a conflict confined to its borders but a defining moment in the geopolitics of the region.

Bangladesh celebrates its Independence Day on March 26 but Dhaka emerged as the free capital of a free country on December 16 after nine months of Liberation War with crucial Indian assistance ...

The ordinance redefines the liberation war as the armed struggle carried out between March 26 and December 16, 1971, by the people of Bangladesh aiming to establish a sovereign, democratic state ...

Someone asked me about my memories of the 1971 Liberation War for the first time. Caught off guard, I hesitated to respond. Like many, I usually shy away from going into the complexities of the war ...

Observing Vijay Diwas on December 16, we should not forget such strategic operations as Operation Cactus Lily, which contributed to shaping the result of the Bangladesh Liberation War.