Indo-pak قصص

Based on Main Hoon Na (English : Trust me, I am here) , a 2004 Indian film . Indian army Major Shivaay SIngh Oberoi along with his twin brother Omkara Singh Oberoi who becomes embroiled in the events to ensure that "Project Milap" - the releasing of civilian captives on either side of the borders of India and Pakistan - can take place as a sign of trust and peace between the two nations. This story also tells about their journey with reunite with his step brother Rudra and mother Jhanvi and focuses on the love story of AnShi, OmRi and RuVya

This story is INSPIRED by true events. My grandmother told me her story about her journey from India to Pakistan after the Partition in 1947 and I remixed it. This story has about 20% of real events and the rest is written by me. This story also contains some Muslim words and names such as 'Sultan', 'Salaam alaikum' and 'Mashk' so if you don't know their meanings, kindly please google search it before commenting. Also, no hate for Sikhism or any religion this is just the reality which happened and if you continue to read further, you will also see some main Sikh characters P.S: The writer of this story (Me) is just fourteen years old so if you think something doesn't make sense then just message me and I will try to resolve it

India lay on the corner of the Meeting hall her lips bleeding .USSR went closer India noticing his presence flinched and stepped back but stumbled and fell .Thats when she sniffed the smell of burning .The light of old lamp shown on her exposing her several cuts and bruises. USSR's golden eyes looked down meeting the dull grey and red eyes of India."P-Please dont h-hurt me". Learn how this innocent post-independence India got to such a point.

December 16th is celebrated as Vijay Diwas (Victory Day) in India to commemorate the decisive victory over Pakistan in the 1971 Indo-Pak war. This day holds immense historical importance as it led to the creation of Bangladesh and the liberation of its people from Pakistani rule. During the 1971 war, Indian armed forces, along with the Mukti Bahini (the liberation army of Bangladesh), played a pivotal role in defeating the Pakistani military. The conflict lasted for 13 days, ending on December 16, 1971, when the Pakistani military in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) surrendered to the joint forces of India and Bangladesh. Vijay Diwas is observed to honor the courage, sacrifice, and valor of the soldiers who fought in the war. It serves as a reminder of the unity and determination shown by the Indian armed forces in achieving victory and securing the independence of Bangladesh. On this day, various events and ceremonies are organized across the country to pay homage to the brave soldiers who played a crucial role in this historic military success.