The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has released a new anthem “Allah Ho” and a documentary on September 6, 1965, to mark Defence Day.
The anthem, sung by Sahir Ali Bagga, celebrates the bravery of the three branches of the armed forces, the valiant soldiers of the Pakistan Army who protect the borders, and the spirit of the Pakistani nation. The song highlights the remarkable efforts of Pakistan’s armed forces in defending the homeland, with the sound of “Allah Ho” challenging the enemy and symbolizing the nation’s love for its land.
The anthem emphasizes the professionalism and courage of the Pakistan Air Force, the guardians of the skies, while also praising the outstanding achievements of the Pakistan Navy, which protects the maritime borders of the country.
The lyrics also pay tribute to the courageous soldiers of the Pakistan Army who have been at the forefront of defending the nation against all external and internal threats.
The anthem is a reminder of the sacrifices made by our armed forces, who have always put their lives on the line for the safety and security of our beloved country. It brings to light their unwavering determination and selflessness in protecting our borders and preserving our freedom.
In addition to commemorating Defence Day, this documentary also sheds light on other significant events that took place on September 6, 1965. It explores the bravery and resilience of the Pakistani people during this time, as well as their unbreakable spirit in the face of adversity.
Through powerful visuals and compelling interviews with veterans and
On the occasion of Defence and Martyrs Day, ISPR has also released a new documentary on the 1965 war. The documentary features the timeless stories of the war’s heroes, told in their own words. It beautifully depicts the relationship between the Pakistan Army and the state, as well as the significance of the nation’s defense.
