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Indo-Pak War 1965: Causes, Major Battles, Operations and Aftermath

The Indo-Pak War 1965 was a major conflict between Pakistan and India, closely linked to the unresolved Jammu and Kashmir dispute. Fighting escalated from earlier border tensions into operations in Kashmir and, in September 1965, across the international border. Major fronts included Lahore, Sialkot-Chawinda, Kasur-Khem Karan and Chhamb. This theory explains the causes, Operation Gibraltar, Operation Grand Slam, major battles, UN ceasefire and Tashkent settlement for CSS, PMS, PPSC and FPSC preparation.

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