The Battle of Imphal was a significant conflict during World War II, fought between March and July 1944. It involved the forces of the Allied Powers, primarily the British Indian Army, against the Imperial Japanese Army. The battle aimed to capture the city of Imphal in northeastern India, which was a strategic location for both sides. The battle was marked by intense fighting and harsh conditions, including difficult terrain and monsoon rains. Ultimately, the Allies successfully defended Imphal, leading to a decisive victory that halted the Japanese advance into India. This battle was crucial in shifting the momentum of the war in favor of the Allies in the region.