Defence Minister Rajnath Singh praised PM Modi for Operation Sindoor during a gathering with 1965 war veterans, highlighting India's resili...

As tensions escalate between India and Pakistan, a historical review shows past conflicts had limited impact on equity markets but often hu...

Lal Bahadur Shastri, India's second Prime Minister, died in Tashkent in 1966 after signing the Tashkent Declaration ending the 1965 Indo-Pa...

The Centre has updated the rules for disposing of enemy properties from the 1962 and 1965 wars. Occupants now get the first right to buy pr...

Brigadier (retired) AJS Behl, an esteemed veteran of the 1962 India-China war, passed away at 82 due to age-related ailments at Command Hos...

He had flown into Aksai Chin and Tibet and returned with valuable inputs on the ground situation and enemy troop activities there, both bef...

A total of 12,611 establishments, or enemy property, were left behind by people who took citizenship of Pakistan and China. Out of these 12...

The total number of enemy properties vested with the Custodian of Enemy Properties for India (CEPI) is estimated to be 9,406, according to ...

Underlining that records management in government is an "essential aspect of good governance," Sinha said there are several ministries that...

In 2017, the Centre amended the Enemy Property Act, 1968, and Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971. It was decide...

"Post India's humilation in 1962, when Pakistan made incursions into Kutch in April-May 1965, India agreed to a delineation of the Kutch bo...

Parrikar also made a reference to Kashmir and said the current situation exists because Patel's views were not considered.

To commemorate the heroes of the 1965 India-Pakistan war, a CD titled "Thank You Heros" comprising stories of war veterans and audio record...

"So many times people ask me about the Kargil war... the political aim that was given to us, we achieved that and then they (country's poli...

Major General S Narain said Pakistan's 1965 war was a "misadventure" as they underestimated India's strength following the 1962 war.

Addressing a tri-service seminar to commemorate the 1965 war with Pakistan, Gen Singh said many unique lessons remain relevant.

Bowing to intense public pressure, the government may soon de-classify war records of the 1962 Sino-Indian conflict as well as the two wars...