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Strategic Perspective of 1971 Bangladesh War : A Vijay Divas Discussion

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TODAY IS VIJAY DIVAS. 

A VERY PROUD DAY FOR INDIA.


 WE DISMEMBERED PAKISTAN AND CREATED A NATION. 

ALL IN 14 DAYS. 

AN UNPARALLELED BLITZKRIEG. 

HAD A GREAT DISCUSSION WITH SOME OF THE BEST RESEARCHERS IN BUSINESS ON THE 1971 OPERATIONS ON ISSUES HIGHLIGHTED BELOW. 

Backdrop and geo-political strategy at the national level. 

 Military strategy overall, both western and eastern theatre. 

 Broad outline of operational plan in the Eastern Theatre. 

Utilisation of air power over Bangladesh 

Naval operations, both Pakistan and India. 

Role of Mukti Bahini, its training and employment in operations. 

Strategic advantages accrued by us with the liberation of Bangladesh

THE DISCUSSION IS AVAILABLE BELOW 



           https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrGGAHZeobM&feature=youtu.be
                                                      

THANK YOU BHARAT SHAKTI  FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO

JAI HIND
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