Not many are aware that one of the greatest and bloodiest battles of World War II was fought in a nondescript little village in Nagaland. The Kohima War Cemetery can be considered an example of how war is an equaliser; in that it does not discriminate in death. The cemetery stands as a dedication to both Indian and British soldiers that were killed during the Battle of Kohima. Watch this video to unravel the century old story of the British, Japanese and Naga Tribes in Nagaland.