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Discuss the consequences of the Indo-Pak war of 1971.
Analyse any four consequences of the Indo-Pak War of the year 1971.
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The following are the consequences of the India-Pakistan 1971 War:
- Creation of Bangladesh (Previously known as East Pakistan): Birth of a new nation.
- The myth of the superiority of Islamic armies was busted.
- Indo-Soviet Friendship.
- Military posture of Pakistan: With a defeat of magnitude comparable to Stalingrad, Pakistan started covert aggression against India through militancy in Kashmir and Punjab.
- Bid to acquire nuclear weapons.
- The Shimla agreement was signed in June 1972 for the restoration of peace and order between the two states.
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