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11th Indian Infantry Division
The 11th Indian Infantry Division is a key formation of the Indian Army established in 1940, notable for its contributions during World War II and subsequent military engagements. Originally formed as part of the British Indian Army, the division participated in significant campaigns, including the Burma Campaign, distinguishing itself through its operational effectiveness and resilience. Post-independence, the division has been involved in various conflicts, including the Indo-Pakistani Wars, demonstrating adaptability in both conventional and counterinsurgency roles. Stationed in diverse geographical regions, the 11th Indian Infantry Division continues to play a crucial role in maintaining national security and supporting humanitarian efforts in India.