Pakistan, Sept. 6 -- There are moments in a nation's history when the ordinary rhythm of life is suddenly replaced by an extraordinary test of courage. September 6, 1965 was one such moment for Pakistan. Lahore had been passing through an otherwise routine Sunday when news arrived that Indian forces had crossed the international border and were advancing towards the city. What followed was not merely a military confrontation but a remarkable national mobilisation. As soldiers moved towards the front, civilians supported them with food, prayers and unwavering resolve. Lahore and Sialkot endured air attacks with remarkable courage, while patriotic songs and wartime broadcasts strengthened national morale. For millions, September 1965 became...