The Battle of Kohima was a significant conflict during World War II, fought between April and June 1944. It took place in the town of Kohima, located in present-day India. The battle was part of the larger Burma Campaign and involved British and Indian troops defending against the advancing Japanese forces. The outcome was crucial in halting the Japanese invasion of India. The battle is often described as one of the turning points in the war in the Pacific. The fierce fighting led to heavy casualties on both sides, but ultimately, the Allied forces emerged victorious. This victory helped to secure the region and contributed to the eventual defeat of Japan in the war.