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ABOUT
MILITARY LITERATURE FESTIVAL
Punjab has borne the brunt of ruthless invaders since times inmemorable. History has it that the people of this land were subjected to untold horrors and deprivations over the ages. Repeated wars gave birth to a hardy population that brought forth some of the finest warriors who walked the earth. With war came sacrifices that spurred great tales of heroism and valor. The great Mahabharata, the world’s longest poem, is set in this very region.
To honour and commemorate the legendary bravery and sacrifices of our ancestors from this great land, we bring to you India’s First Military Literature Festival.
The literature festival is an annual affair conducted by the Punjab Government and the Western Command to honour and commemorate the legendary bravery and sacrifices of the Indian soldiers and also to bring on to a common platform expert to deliberate on contemporary military, security and geopolitical issues.

Study Of Military Subjects
Geopolitically Important Events
Contemporary Social Issues
THEME OF MLF 2017
THEME OF MLF 2018
THEME OF MLF 2019
THEME OF MLF 2020
THEME OF MLF 2021
Theme Of MLF 2022
Theme – Saluting the Selfless



Some glorious facs about the Indian victory are:
- Indian Air Force had executed more than 500 sorties in a day.
- India's military dominance was proved when it captured nearly one-third of West Pakistan's army, leading to their surrender.
- The 1971 war was concluded in just 13 days, one of the shortest wars in history.
- Pakistan Army Commander Lt Gen Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi surrendered around 93,000 Pakistani soldiers to the Indian Army.
- Over nine million refugees entered India during the brutality.
- India captured around 15,010 kilometres of Pakistan territory.
- Pakistan lost half of its territory with the birth of Bangladesh.
- Indian Army brought Pakistani army to its knees, took 93,000 Pakistani prisoners and gave 75 million people of Bangladesh their independence.
- On December 3, 1971, Pakistan attacked around 11 Indian airfields which led to the starting of the Indo-Pak war.
- Indian Air Force jets bombed on the PAF airfields that disabled Pakistan to attack through the airfield.
- Celebrating 75 years of azadi ka amrit mahotsav.
- Celebrating 75 years of Indian Armed Forces.
- Celebrating the selfless services of Indian armed forces.
- Remembering the real heroes of our nation.






OUR PATRONS

His Excellency Shri Banwarilal Purohit,
Governor of Punjab & Administrator of Chandigarh (U.T)

Honorable Chief Minister Of Punjab
Shri Bhagwant Singh Mann
Speakers of MLF 2021





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