The sixth of September is celebrated with great pomp in Pakistan. There are parades galore, guards of honour and dizzying displays of military capabilities; television channels air jingoistic songs all day, and we are reminded repeatedly of the sacrifices made for the successful defense of our country many moons ago. But who really won the Indo-Pak war of 1965? Can a winner even be declared in a war that only ended when the United Nations mandated a ceasefire
