The Indo-Pakistani conflict

Abdullah accepted action aggression agreement Aksai Chin American appeared armoured arms Asia attempt August Azad Kashmir battle Bhutto border British campaign cease-fire line Chinese attack Chinese Communist claimed communal conflict Congress continued created defence Delhi diplomatic East Pakistan economic effort established evidence fear fighting foreign further Gilgit guerrilla Hindu hostilities independence India and Pakistan Indian army Indian forces Indian Kashmir Indo-Pakistan infiltrators initiative involved Jammu and Kashmir Jinnah Khrushchev Ladakh Lahore later leaders maintained major Mankekar Menon miles Moscow Muslim negotiations Nehru neighbours non-alignment October offensive officials organisation party peace Peking Peking's plebiscite political position President Ayub pressure propaganda Punjab Rann of Kutch Rawalpindi Red China reported revolution Russia Secretary-General Security Council September Shastri Sheikh Sialkot Sinkiang Sino-Soviet situation South Vietnam Soviet Srinagar strategic subcontinent tactics tanks Tashkent territory Thant threat tion troops United Nations Washington weapons West Western