Sepoys brought home a win for allies
(WorldNews India)

After seven months of intense fighting on the Western front, the British Expeditionary Force (BEF) in France held a Frontage of around 21 miles. Amongst them were the Indian Corps, who had arrived in France in September 1914. The BEF had not undertaken any offensive action since the end of 'race to the sea'. The French Commander-in-Chief, Joffre, and the French public felt that the British had not played their full part in the war, and it was the French who suffered the worst casualties. In November and December 1914, the Germans had withdrawn eight infantry divisions and six...