(Otomi, the twelfth lunar month 19), January 10, 1966, India and Pakistan signed the Tashkent Declaration.

in Soviet Tashkent, Pakistani President Ayub and Indian Prime Shastri, the "good offices" of the Soviet Council of Ministers Xi Kexi gold, signed the Tashkent Declaration, require mutual non-interference in internal affairs and "non-use of force, and the settlement of disputes by peaceful means." After six days of arduous negotiations, India and Pakistan leaders finally agreed to end hostilities broke out six months ago. Indian Prime Minister Shastri died of a heart attack, sudden death a few hours after the signing the documents.