Remembering Unsung Heroes of the 1965 India-Pakistan War

During the 1965 war, many people helped, even if they weren't soldiers.

Truck drivers carried supplies and soldiers to the front lines.

Villagers and NCC cadets caught Pakistani commandos who parachuted into their towns.

Railway workers and cadets saved a train from being destroyed by the enemy.

These people, who didn't wear uniforms, were vital to the war effort.

Some received awards for their bravery and dedication during the war.