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INDIA STANDS UNITED: A NATION STANDING STRONG WITH ITS ARMED FORCES

  • Writer: JK Blue
    JK Blue
  • May 20
  • 3 min read


India is a land known for its rich cultural heritage, deep-rooted values and incredible diversity. But more importantly, it is a nation known for its unity. When it comes to national security and pride, the entire country stands together as one, with unwavering support for the Indian Armed Forces. Whether it is a threat across the border or an internal crisis, the people of India rally behind their brave soldiers with full patriotic fervor.


Throughout history, India has shown this unity in times of war and conflict. In 1947, soon after gaining independence, India was forced into a war with Pakistan over the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir. Despite the chaos of Partition, India defended its territory with courage and emerged victorious, establishing its resolve and military capability.

Again, in 1965, when Pakistan attempted to infiltrate and capture Indian territory in Kashmir through Operation Gibraltar, the Indian Army responded with strength and determination. The war resulted in a strong and effective counterattack by India, pushing back Pakistani forces and proving to the world that India would not tolerate aggression.


The most significant military victory came in 1971, during the Bangladesh Liberation War. India, in support of the oppressed people of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh), fought bravely against Pakistani forces. The Indian Armed Forces not only defeated Pakistan decisively but also played a major role in the creation of a new nation-Bangladesh. Over 90,000 Pakistani soldiers surrendered to Indian forces, marking one of the largest surrenders in military history. These historic victories reflect the unmatched bravery of the Indian soldiers and the collective strength of a nation that stood firmly behind them.

During the Kargil War, Pakistani forces illegally occupied key Indian posts. The Indian Army launched Operation Vijay to drive them out. India emerged victorious and the entire international community stood with India not Pakistan. This victory showcased the courage of Indian soldiers and the strength of a united nation.


In 2016, after the terrorist attack in Uri, India conducted a surgical strike across the Line of Control, targeting terror camps. Again, nations around the world supported India's right to self-defense and stood with India not with Pakistan. These actions demonstrated India's resolve to protect its people and borders decisively.


In every one of these moments, the Indian people stood solidly behind their armed forces. From civilians to leaders, from every religion and region, India spoke with one voice supporting the army, denouncing terrorism and upholding national integrity.

During all these wars, it was not just the army fighting on the front lines-it was every Indian contributing in their own way. Citizens donated funds, volunteered services and offered prayers. From bustling cities to remote villages, the spirit of patriotism echoed across the country.


Pakistan has repeatedly tried to break this unity by spreading propaganda, falsely claiming that minorities in India-such as Sikhs, Muslims and Christians do not support the nation. However, nothing could be further from the truth. Indian minorities are not only proud citizens of the country but also make up a significant and honorable part of the armed forces. And the same has been proved in all the wars and conflicts, That India had with its western Adversary.


This unity is India’s biggest strength. It is not just seen in times of war, but also during national events, disasters or celebrations. In moments of joy or sorrow, Indians come together as one family, bound by the love for their nation.

On the global stage, India’s unity, democratic values and responsible conduct have earned it great respect. While Pakistan often finds itself isolated diplomatically, India enjoys strong international partnerships and support for its right to defend itself against terrorism and external threats.


In conclusion, the Indian Army is not just a force of uniformed personnel-it is the pride of a united nation. Every Indian, regardless of religion, caste, region or language, supports the armed forces with heart and soul. As history has shown, when India is challenged, it doesn’t bend-it rises, stronger and more united than ever.


One Nation. One Flag. One Heartbeat-India. Jai Hind!


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