Commemorating 50 years of the 1965 Indo-Pak war

1/7An Indian army unit out on the move somewhere in the hills of Kashmir looking for Pakistani raiders. HT

2/7A row of tanks prepare to take on the enemies. The two neighbours went to war after Pakistan launched a covert offensive across the ceasefire line into Indian-administered Kashmir. HT

3/7Indian jawans on the western front share some light moments, after an intense battle that lasted for three weeks, after which both countries agreed to a UN-sponsored ceasefire in September 1965. HT

4/7Barely hours after the ceasefire, Pakistani planes bombed several populated civilian areas of Amritsar and Jodhpur, causing heavy damage to life and property. This photo shows a house reduced to rubbles in Amritsar. HT

5/7Camel Corps of the Rajasthan Armed Constabulary patrolling border areas of the Rajasthan sector during the India-Pakistan conflict. Getty Images

6/7Indian jawans advancing stealthily to capture a Pakistani hill across the ceasefire line. HT

7/7A jawan offering refreshments to Pakistani residents of Maharajke village, near Sialkot, which was freshly occupied by Indian forces. HT